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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Many people helped in the preparation of this book. I would particularly like to thank Michelle Conkle, Aron Miller, Ron Bamieh, and Kevin Drescher. Id also like to thank my wonderful literary agent, Damaris Rowland, and terrific editor at Pinnacle Books, Michaela Hamilton.

OTHER PINNACLE BOOKS BY ROBERT SCOTT

LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON

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ROPE BURNS

Katrina Montgomery as a freshman at Saint Bonaventure High School in Ventura, California.

(Yearbook photo)

and in her later teen years.

(Photo courtesy of Ventura County Justice Center)

Justin Merriman and his mother, Beverlee Sue Merriman.

(Photo courtesy of Ventura County Justice Center)

Justin and his Skin Head Dogs buddies.

(Photo courtesy of Ventura County Justice Center)

Justin thought Katrina would be his girlfriend when he got out of prison.

(Photo courtesy of Ventura County Justice Center)

On November 27, 1992, Katrina Montgomery went to a party at Scott and Apryl Porchos house.

(Photo courtesy of Ventura County Justice Center)

Larry Nicassio was at the party when Justin Merriman handed him a steak knife and told him to get Katrina.

(Photo courtesy of Ventura County Justice Center)

Ryan Bush, Nicassios cousin, helped pin Katrina up against a wall while Merriman watched.

(Photo courtesy of Ventura County Justice Center)

Apryl Porcho warned Katrina not to go to Justins townhouse.

(Photo courtesy of Ventura County Justice Center)

Merriman, Nicassio, and Bush placed Katrinas body, wrapped in a blanket, into her pickup and drove it to an area known as Sunset Farms.

(Photo courtesy of Ventura County Justice Center)

Merriman whipped this handgun out of his waistband
when he was pulled over for a traffic violation.

(Photo courtesy of Ventura County Justice Center)

In the jail infirmary, Merriman recovered from injuries inflicted
during a seven-hour standoff in which he held a SWAT team
at bay. (Photo courtesy of Ventura County Justice Center)

Merrimans numerous tattoos included faces of women, wizards, gang symbols, and the words White Power.

(Photo courtesy of Ventura County Justice Center)

On his neck, Merriman had a tattoo of his mothers name,
Beverlee Sue. (Photo courtesy of Ventura County Justice Center)

At the Main Jail Visitor Center, Justin communicated to his network through his mother by writing code words on the glass partition.

(Photo courtesy of Ventura County Justice Center)

Nicole Hendrix was murdered by Skin Head Dogs members because they thought she was a snitch. (Photo courtesy of Ventura County Justice Center)

Michael Bridgeford and David Ziesmer dismembered Hendrixs body, placed it in a garbage can, and filled the can with cement.

(Photo courtesy of Ventura County Justice Center)

Bridget Callahan went to Saint Bonaventure High School with Katrina Montgomery and attended many Skin Head Dogs parties.

(Yearbook photo)

Bridget was a key informant, not only in the Nicole Hendrix
murder case, but in that of Katrina Montgomery as well.

(Photo courtesy of Ventura County Reporter )

During the winter of 2001, Judge Vincent ONeill, Jr. presided over an emotionally-charged courtroom in the Justin Merriman murder trial.

(Photo courtesy of Ventura County Star )

It took Deputy District Attorney Ron Bamieh, left, with investigator Mark Volpei on right, more than four years to bring Justin Merriman to trialbut he never gave up.

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