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Vonda Pelto Innocence Lost on Job at LA Men's Central Jail Dealing with Serial Killers, Rapists, High Profile Criminals and Other Miscreants: Sancho Jones ask Vonda Pelto, author of Without Remorse: The Story of the Woman Who Kept Los Angeles' Serial Killers Alive, how much innocence she truly lost by taking the job babysitting serial killers and other criminals at LA Men's Central Jail from 1979 to 1982. She said it really made her jaded and if she knew what it was going to cost emotionally and physically she probably wouldn't have taken the job. Hindsight in 20/20 and she did take the job for a variety of reasons and now, many decades later, she is telling the story about men like John Holmes, Hillside Strangler Kenneth Bianchi, Sunset Strip Slayer Douglas Clark, Freeway Killer William Bonin, Psychotic would be murderer Arthur Jackson and host of rapists and other miscreants. With a new Ph.D. in her pocket, the 30 year old Vonda Pelto walked into the LA Men's Central Jail with eyes wide open and was t

Jail House Pets Kept by Non-Serial Killers, Teenage Signs of Trouble Ahead from Vonda Pelto, Ph.D. on Thunderstruck Radio with host Sancho Jones. Vonda, who spent over 3 years counseling and babysitting serial killer and other high profile inmates to keep them from harming themselves at Los Angeles Men's Central Jail, tells about non-serial killer inmates having pet rats or cockroaches to keep them company during the lonely hours. This has been mentioned throughout history and doesn't seem too out of line, but Vonda doesn't think serial killer types might have such a proclivity, but who knows. She also talks about certain signs in teenagers that may point to severe trouble; bed wetting at 15 years of age, abusing animals and other signs are mentioned. Her book, Without Remorse: The Story of the Woman Who Kept Los Angeles' Serial Killers Alive, is a scary look at her dealings with men like Hillside Strangler Kenneth Bianchi, Freeway Killer William Bonin, and others. Her life and personality were compl

Tales of Porn King John Holmes by Vonda Pelto from LA Men's County Jail After Wonderland Murders: Vonda Pelto's most high profile, and innocently charming, client during her 3 1/2 years dealing with various types of criminals as a Clinical Psychologist at Los Angeles Men's Central Jail was porn king John Holmes. He got mixed up with Ed Nash and it ended costing the lives of four people because of a robbery Holmes asked someone to do against Nash. Holmes refused to testify in fear of his life and Nash told him he was going to kill him and everyone in his address book, which he had obtained somehow. During his 110 days at LA Men's Central Jail he had dealings with Vonda Pelto because of his high profile status. She was brought in by health authorities to prevent serial killers waiting for trial and other inmates who might be at risk of harming themselves.

Talking With Serial Killers Daily, Flirts & Scary, Funny & Chilling, Interesting & No Fun Says Vonda Pelto, Ph.D. and author of Without Remorse: The Story of the Woman Who Kept Los Angeles' Serial Killers Alive and Clinical Psychologist, talks about how she learned to be on guard with the range of serial killers, sexual predators, sociopaths and hardened criminals she was dealing with at Los Angeles Men's Central Jail from 1979 to 1982. In reaction to the jailhouse suicide suicide of Freeway Killer Vernon Butts, the Los Angeles Count Health Department brought in Vonda Pelto, then getting her Ph.D. to become a Clinical Psychologist, to keep a number of other serial killers engaged socially and alive while awaiting trail. when she was hired to keep them from harming themselves before going to trial. It is all contained in her book, Without Remorse, which will hopefully hit the silver screen in the near future. In the book are conversations and interactions with men like Hillside Strangler Kenneth Bianch

Vonda Pelto Deals with Sunset Strip Killer Douglas Clark, Who Really Scared the Wits Out of Her: One of the most disgusting serial killers and notorious sexual predators in recent history was Douglas Clark, better known as the Sunset Strip Killer, in league with his girl friend Carol Bundy. He and his girl friend killed a bunch of woman to their doom and a couple were decapitated and their heads were kept in a freezer. They were brought out, done up with makeup and used for the sexual pleasure of Clark with the help of Bundy, a truly disgusting act of sexual perversion. Vonda was particularly scared of him and he made several threatening gestures to her that really gave her the creeps. He was a handsome man and reminded her of the preachers she had grown up with in her Southern Baptists Church because he was so charming. She commented that never in a million years would she pick him out as a serial killer, rapist, sexual predator or sociopath. For more about Vonda Pelto, Ph.D., Clinical Psychol

We Do & Don't Want to Discuss Serial Killers, Taboo Topic Like Car Accident Says Vonda Pelto, Ph.D.: On the Thunderstruck Radio Show Vonda Pelto, Ph.D. is asked by the host if people really don't want to talk about serial killers? Vonda, author of Without Remorse: The Story of the Woman Who Kept Los Angeles' Serial Killers Alive, says that it is like driving by a car accident, we don't want to look but can't help ourselves from seeing if there is blood or bodies involved. Having spent over three years, from 1980 to 1984, dealing with a number of really evil serial killers and a number of rapists and other nasty criminals, Vonda became hardened to the topic and actually developed a rather tough veneer that has stuck with her ever since. Her salty language and give and could you get attitude reflect the stressful circumstances she encountered every day at the Los Angeles Men's Central Jail and in the cell block with really evil men. Movies about serial killers attest to the nature of people wanting to k

Celebrity & Political Stalker-Assassins are Crazy, One-Timers Out for Fame Says Vonda Pelto, Ph.D.: Sancho Jones, host of Thunderstruck Radio, asks Vonda Pelto, author of Without Remorse: The Story of the Woman Who Kept Los Angeles' Serial Killers Alive, if people who stalk or kill presidents, politicians or celebrities are the same as serial killers. She says NO, they are probably crazy and serial killers are not crazy, they want to kill again and again and they don't want to get caught. Take one of her patients at Los Angeles Men's Central Jail, Arthur Jackson, who tried to kill actress Theresa Saldana who he was obsessed with and wanted to meet in heaven as doves when they were both dead. He was crazy but William Bonin, who tortured, raped and murdered 21 young boys, was not crazy but cold, calculating and ready for more killing. For more about Vonda Pelto, Ph.D., Clincal Psychologist and author of Without Remorse: The Story of the Woman Who Kept Los Angeles' Serial Killers Alive, go to www.Without

Serial Killers Not Drug Addicts Or Alcoholics, But Sharp, Conniving Machines Of Death Says Vonda Pelto, Ph.D.: Sancho Jones, host of Thunderstruck Radio, wonders if most serial killers are drug addicts? Vonda, author Without Remorse: The Story of the Woman Who Kept Los Angeles' Serial Killers Alive, is absolutely not, in fact most are not drinkers either. These people get their thrills from torture, rape and murder, they can't do drugs and drink when doing these crimes because might get careless and want to keep killing for a long time to come. Vonda, who spent over three years dealing with about a dozen different serial killers and a few psychopathic wanna be killers, see them as sharp, highly manipulative men who need to blend in to society to get doing what their doing. Her book, Without Remorse, details many conversations she had with William Bonin, the Freeway Killer, as he takes a matter of fact attitude about his crimes. The one truly psychotic she dealt with, Arthur Jackson, was not a serial

Defense Mechanisms To Horror, Vonda's Nightmares Return Writing Book, William Bonin's Execution: On Thunderstruck Radio the host, Sancho Jones, asks Vonda a question from the chat room about how she uses humor in answering questions about dealing with the serial killers? Of course, Vonda replied, when we are all in stressful situations, especially being in the Los Angeles Men's Central Jail every day talking with serial killers about their crimes, the humor is a defense mechanism or else a person would just snap. This is a natural human response and can be seen in all kinds stories throughout history and walks of life. When she got hired to counsel and keep these serial killers and high profile inmates from harming themselves before trial, she determined to write a book about the experience for a variety of reasons. She would record her daily experiences on audio every night and had them transcribed after leaving her post in 1982 after 3 1/2 years. However, when she sat down to write the book the nig

Details of Freeway Killer: Victims, Sex Involved, Killing Methods & Why: Without Remorse: In an eight minute segment from the Thunderstruck Radio Show Sancho Jones asks Vonda Pelto, who dealt with a number of serial killers for over 3 1/2 years from 1978-84 at LA Men's County Jail, for all the details about the Freeway Killer William Bonin, and he gest them in graphic details for Vonda had many frank conversations with Bonin about his killing methods, the boys he like to have sex with and murder, the reason he did it and where the real thrill of this activity came from. First of all he like young, white males between the ages of 12 to 19. He like them slender and it seems the killing aspect came about, in a way, by accident. At some point in the process he got the most enjoyment from killing the boys rather than the sex with them; that power over life and death really felt awesome to William Bonin and by accounts he tortured, raped and murdered at least 21 young boys. Bonin's accomplices, such as Verno

No Guilt Sociopathic Nature of Serial Killers & Madoff Like Criminals Who Have No Feelings for Victims: Sancho Jones, host of Thunderstruck Radio, asks Vonda Pelto, Ph.D., author of Without Remorse: The Story of the Woman Who Kept Los Angeles' Serial Killers, about how the experience hardened her personality and made her extremely paranoid. As a clinical psychologist, just before taking the job in Los Angeles Men's Central Jail, she had dealt mainly with sexual molesters of fairly innocuous nature. But when she entered the tense and highly charged atmosphere of Los Angeles Men's Central Jail, and that particular cell block populated with serial killers. She notes how highly vulnerable we all are to these predators and the sociopathic and highly manipulative nature of people, and not just serial killers, who have no feelings for their victims. The serial killers and ripoff artists like Bernie Madoff have no feelings of guilt, they don't care like normal people have the capacity for. When most of use

Hillside Strangler Stories from Vonda Pelto, Ph.D., She Dealt with Ken Bianchi at Los Angeles Men's Central Jail: Vonda Pelto, Ph.D. tells some stories about notorious Hillside Strangler Kenneth Bianchi from her time at Los Angeles' Men's Central Jail from 1980 to 1984. Vonda, author of Without Remorse: The Story of the Woman Who Kept Los Angeles' Serial Killers Alive, had close contact with this handsome and manipulative sociopathic murderer and really noticed how truly slick he was. Along with his cousin Angelo Buono, Jr. he tortured, raped and murdered 12 women. They did some unspeakable things and then he denied he had ever killed anyone, that is all his cousin's doing and he was innocent. Vonda didn't buy that for a minute. She took away from her experience a paranoia that still exists and she passes that advice on to anyone willing to listen. Serial Killers are great at blending in with the crowd and are generally in control because they want to keep killing for years. They are not drug addict

Cell Block With Serial Killer Neighbors, Vonda Pelto Has Two Almost Fight in Her Office, Scary Story: On Thunderstruck Radio host Sancho Jones is interviewing Vonda Pelto, Ph.D. about her work dealing with a number of serial killers at Los Angeles Men's County Jail from 1979 to 1982 and the resulting book, Without Remorse: The Story of the Woman Who Kept Los Angeles' Serial Killers Alive. In this segment asks for a description of the cell block where her office was, the proximity to the serial killers and other high profile inmates, how often the deputies came by and if she felt physically threatened. Vonda, who was a freshly minted Ph.D. Clinical Psychologist at the time, need the job it changed her life in just about every way imaginable. She tells a story when the Hillside Strangler and Trash Bag Murderer were in her office and then began to argue about how much makeup a woman should wear. The discussion got heated and Vonda began to feel nervous as it was impossible for her to get out of the office,

Surviving with Serial Killers in Los Angeles Men's Central, Confessions of Trash Bag Murderer, Vonda Pelto on Thunderstruck Radio: Early in the two hours interview of Vonda Pelto, Ph.D., Without Remorse: The Story of the Woman Who Kept Los Angeles' Serial Killers Alive, is asked about the transformation from sweet, young Southern Baptist girl with two kids to this rather fascinating and salty woman so many decades later? She says her three years counseling serials killers and criminals transformed her because she had to, of course, harden her attitude to verbal abuse, hearing stories about gruesome murders and sexual crimes from those who did the job, the very tense atmosphere of the largest jail in the world, Los Angeles Men's Central Jail, and just surviving the job. To demonstrate this point she tells the radio talk show host about meeting someone involved in the Trash Bag Murders at the Bonaventure Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles. He didn't commit the murders but was forced to stay in the room while t

Freeway Killer William Bonin's Horrible Cruelty and How He Started Killing with Vernon Butts: Vonda Pelto, Ph.D. on Thunderstruck Radio:

How Vonda Pelto, Ph.D. Ended Up Babysitting Serial Killers & Criminals at LA Men's Central Jail: In 1979 Vonda Pelto had just gotten her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology and was in search of a job as she had two young children to support. An opportunity popped up that was to alter her personality and, essentially, change her life forever. In an interview on Thunderstruck Radio, Vonda Pelto, author of Without Remorse: The Story of the Woman Who Kept Los Angeles' Serial Killers Alive, talks about how she got hired by LA health authorities to deal with a bunch of serial killers and other high-profile criminals in order to keep them from harming themselves before or trail. Vonda office was a converted cell in the same area as serial killers William Bonin, Kenneth Bianchi, the Trash Bag Murderer, and others. The most high-profile inmate she dealt with, who was not a serial killer, was the famous porn star John Holmes after he got mixed up with Eddie Nash, who killed four people in the infamous Wonderland Murders

Full Radio Show: Vonda Pelto, author of Without Remorse About Serial Killers, on Syndicated James Lowe Jiggy Jaguar Radio: This podcast is the full 25 minute interview with Vonda Pelto, Ph.D., Clinical Psychologist and author of Without Remorse: The Story of the Woman Who Kept Los Angeles' Serial Killers Alive, talking about her book and working with serial killers and other high profile criminals in Los Angeles Men's Central Jail for over three years. From 1979 to 1982 Vonda Pelto was tasked with keeping some of the worst serial killers in history, all housed at Los Angeles Men's Central Jail, engaged and alive. Following the jailhouse suicide of Vernon Buttls, one of the Freeway Killers with William "Bill" Bonin, it was deemed necessary to prevent anymore bad publicity for the LA Health Department.

Vonda Pelto on Wonderland Murders, Trick or Treating with Serial Killers, Trash Bag Murder Jokes: During the Jiggy Jaguar Radio Show, hosted by James Lowe, the subject is serial killers and criminals as Vonda Pelto, Ph.D., author of Without Remorse: The Story of the Woman Who Kept Los Angeles' Serial Killers Alive, talks about her dealings with legendary porn star John Holmes and his involvement in the famous Wonderland Murders committed by Eddie Nash. Holmes, who was held in Los Angeles Men's Central Jail for 110 days, initially refused testify because Nash had threatened his life and those of everyone in his address book, which Eddie Nash had stolen. He eventually gave up some information and was released and Nash confessed to killing four people by beating them to death and died in prison. Holmes moved to Europe, because he was banned from doing porn in the United States because he had contracted aids, to continue his career and passed away from aids in 1996. Vonda Pelto, a clinical psychologist who

Vonda Pelto's Physical & Psychological Damage From Working With Serial Killers & Criminals In LA Central Jail: Vonda Pelto, Ph.D., author of Without Remorse: The Story of the Woman Who Kept Los Angeles' Serial Killers Alive, is asked by James Lowe about the psychological and physical damage she suffered from her three and a half years dealing with nearly a dozen serial killers and a host of other criminals of various stripes and talents. She admitted it had made her a bit more salty in her language and that "she swear like a longshoreman" and that she is "hell on wheels at women's clubs." But that is the light side, the dark involved constant paranoia when venturing out, making sure her house is secure, finding it very difficult to trust people because Vonda dealt with men who told her about their horrific crimes of killing people in graphic detail. Indeed the whole atmosphere at the Los Angeles Men's Central Jail was oppressive, still is, in ways that are difficult to convey in words. Vonda admitted

Serial Killers Not Crazy But Sociopathic, Vonda Pelto Gives Gruesome Details About Ones She Knew: On the James Lowe Jiggy Jaguar Radio Show it is Vonda Pelto, author of Without Remorse, a book about her dealings with serial killers, the subject is the fact that serial killers are not crazy, because if they were they would get caught sooner and they don't want to get caught, they want to keep killing for as long as possible. On the other hand they like attention; William Bonin would cut out stories about his killings and read them as way to relive the killing. Vonda Pelto, who spent over three years dealing with a number of serial killers at Los Angeles Men's Central Jail, revealed how Bonin also like to talk to her about the killings as a way to relive them as well. They are clever sociopaths and they often have to up the ante in order to keeping getting that thrill of the initial kill, which leads to torture. Hillside Strangler Kenneth Bianchi and his cousin Angelo Buono, Jr. went from killing women to