The Hollywood Ripper on Trial (Part 2) | Full Episode | Forensic Files

this special two-part edition of 48 Hours [Music] continues he's accused of attacking at
least four women he's been called a Serial sexual thrill killer this is not a typical murder case
this is a systematic slaughtering of beautiful women by a serial killer four young women only one
Survivor the Hollywood Ripper is one of the most horrible cases I've ever seen this is a man who spied on them who
stalked them and then brutally stabbed them to death and that's defendant Michael
kulo Ashley ellerin 2001 Ashley alen was supposed to go on a date with Ashton kchen and he rang the doorbell and
nobody answered he saw what he thought was spilled wine all over the place unfortunately we later learned that that
was her blood Maria Bruno 2005 mother of four was brutally murdered inside her El Monte
apartment she was stabbed to death you think she was asleep when she was attacked I do Michelle Murphy 2008
this attack was would change [Music] everything how did Michelle Murphy somehow get away from this guy she
fought we have some blood on the steps okay and then Blood on the concrete steps here leading out down this walkway
and into the alley so how significant did you think that blood was going to be huge we actually have a hit a DNA hit
and who does it match Michael vulo I'm Morin Maher since the fall of 2008 I've been covering a man known as the
Hollywood Ripper it's a story that 48 Hours helped to break wide open Trisha Picacho
1993 one question has haunted this quiet Glen View Community who killed Trisha picachio and why
who would do this why would anybody do this what was your reaction when you got a phone call that a witness had come
forward to 48 hours I was shocked I would you have imagined that a television show would be able to help
you solve a crime no but it's never happened to me targeted young women in Illinois and the LA area frankly it's
almost a miracle that these cases were linked together you say to yourself who could do this butchering his attemped
murder of a you think oh my God it's a monster vicious murders of young women Mur and attemped murder
[Music] [Music] in a town known for keeping secrets the murder trial of Michael garulu nicknamed The Hollywood
Ripper could reveal a hidden life Trisha picachio Ashley ellerin Michelle Murphy
and Maria Bruno were all young attractive and outgoing on May 2nd 2019 the case against Michael gulo begins prosecutors
say he murdered three women and attempted to murder a fourth he stake them out Mary F Jan a former Federal prosecutor
and 48 Hours consultant he stalked them and then he stabbed them brutally prosecutor Dan Aman says
Michael gulo is a serial killer attacking Four Women just for the thrill of it from 1993 through his arrest in
2008 what you will hear is that Michael gulo for almost 15 years was watching always watching watching and his hobby
was plotting the perfect opportunity to attack women with a knife in and around their
homes during those years garula played High School Football was a wannabe actor and a
repair man it has taken gulo longer to go to trial than any other inmate in the history of the LA County
Jail nearly 11 years this is how he looks now there have been nearly 100 hearings
he's fired attorneys and even tried to represent himself Mr Reuben and myself have the opportunity to ask questions
and cross-examine but now with the new high-powered courta appointed legal team the wait is over the prosecution starts
with its strongest case and most powerful Witness Michelle Murphy in 2008 was stabbed in
her bed in her Santa Monica apartment right across the alley from gul's apartment after showing photos from her
brutal attack Michelle Murphy the only woman who survived this alleged serial killer is called to the
stand there were no cameras allowed in court during Michelle's testimony but we wanted to share with you some of what
she said her exact chilling words I grabbed at the knife I wrapped my hands around the blade and at some point 5'1
Michelle Murphy gets her legs up against her chest and shoves the attacker off of
the bed she describes how he runs out of the room down the hallway she goes after
him and Michelle says the attacker told her I am sorry this is Miss Murphy in the hospital Michelle never saw his face
but noticed he was left-handed in the struggle the attacker was also cut leaving his blood his DNA all over her
bedroom gara's blood and DNA were found on Michelle's bedspread and sheet and In
The Blood Trail across the alley after Michelle Murphy testified the prosecution turned to the other victims
to prove gul's pattern of stalking and stabbing 3 years before Michelle's attack Maria Bruno a mother of four
young children was St stabbed 17 times Maria Bruno was stabbed to death in her El mon
residence BL Maria Bruno's body was discovered by her estranged husband Irving who called
911 I'm looking at her right now she's dead he just me moved here about less than less than a week
ago garula lived right across the way gar entered Maria's apartment through a window put on Blue surgical
booties and mutilated Maria with a knife as she slept the prosecution argues that the
pattern and direction of the blood drops show that the killer was left-handed just like Michelle's attacker and just
like Michael gulo and this time the killer left something behind behind a blue booty
with critical evidence detectives located a blue surgical booty right outside of Maria's Front Door forensic
analysis showed that there were drops of Maria's Blood on the booty and gul's DNA
was around the elastic band 4 years before Maria there was Ashley ellerin a 22-year-old fashion
student in Hollywood G julo who lived within a short distance from Ashley's house and frequented the dog park across
from her house injected himself into Ashley's life on February 21st 2001 within weeks
of garula fixating on Ashley surveilling her home at odd hours Ashley ellerin was
found stabbed to death in the hallway just outside her bathroom and Ashley had been stabbed over 47
times as the state lays out its explanation of how Ashley was murdered an important witness is about to have
Hollywood's eyes upon him this is Mr Kutcher he's Ashley's friend Ashton Kutcher is used to being a
star but not a star witness Mr Kutcher is part of the chronology of this case that is offered to show you that there
was a very narrow window of opportunity for somebody to get into the house and murder Ashley why is Kutcher called as a
witness he's incredibly important to the timeline here and when the murder possibly occurred and he may have been
the last person to actually speak to her before she was killed at trial only still cameras were allowed for his
testimony Kutcher is asked about his planned date with Ashley on February 21st 2001 the evening she was murdered
at 8:24 p.m. Ashley talked to Mr Kutcher on the phone and they confirmed a plan to go out that night Ashton Kutcher was
running late so we called Ashley again at 10:15 to let her know he was on the way but Ashley didn't pick up he then
drove to her home knocked on the door but still got no answer people testify that at 10:45 p.m.
he arrived at the residence and saw what he thought was spilled wine on the floor
We Believe now the evidence will show that was actually blood and Ashley had already been
murdered a diagram of Ashley's home is shown that's her bathroom where we believe she had just exited the shower
and was getting ready to go out with Mr Kutcher when she was attacked from behind and then there was a struggle in
the area right outside the bathroom where she was stabbed 47 times Kutcher testified that after learning about
Ashley's murder he quote went to the police I was like my fingerprints are on this door like I was freaking out
although never a suspect Kutcher was concerned about what he left behind that's unlike Michael gulo who
was always careful to cover his tracks [Music] [Music] the methodical and systematic Slaughter
of women that's what this case is about the prosecution painted a portrait of Michael gulo throughout his life he was
violent towards women Ed in serial killer Ted Bundy and studied forensic science Mike was a strange guy this is
Miro Hoffman a man who now describes himself as gul's former best friend told merco he could get away with committing
crimes because he studied forensics he would go online whatever he could find about forensics and he would learn from
people's mistakes other criminals mistakes you know how to get away with a crime and he told me if he ever got
caught committing any crime he would just lie lie until he dies lie lie until you die Michael garula felt
confident arrogant dare I say invulnerable prosecutors said gulo also studied a book that taught you how to
kill with a knife the Anarchist Cookbook talks about knives the perfect guide to
committing some of these crimes detailing how you go for the throat we believe the evidence will show as this
is what Mr gulo is doing as for gul's motive prosecutors described a serial killer with a sexual bent this was
somebody who was going to take pleasure and plunging a knife into their victim over and over and over
again to better understand that we asked Chris Mandi to explain he's a forensic psychologist and expert on serial
killers he is also a consultant to 48 Hours most serial killers are motivated by power that's at the core of
everything the prosecution points out that gulo never raped his victims but he controlled them and say for Michael gulo
that control itself is a sexual thrill it's control over life and death so violence has become sexualized according
to prosecutors garula went after women he found attractive Michael garulu noticed Michelle Murphy Michael garulu
noticed Ashley ellerin Michael garula noticed Maria Bruno and he stalked them he watched and waited and collected
realtime Intelligence on the victims prosecutors say the spying was all part of his power game and his
pattern and you've got all this stalking this watching surveilling and fantasizing going on and the person is
doing this repeatedly to try to satisfy their urges at some point for some of these individual uals it's not enough to
just think about it anymore and they have to move to the next step they have to actually kill in order to get the
same degree of [Music] stimulation to really make their points prosecutors took the jury out of court
to see where everything happened jurors saw that Michael garula lived close to all of his victims close
enough to watch them to start with Gula lived right down the alley from Michelle
Murphy a few years earlier he lived within a few hundred feet of Ashley Allin and when he lived in El Monte his
apartment was just across the courtyard from Maria [Music] Bruno to strengthen their argument and
really show how gulo had a clear pattern they also told jurors about a murder over 1,800 mil away you will hear that
gara's Killing Spree started in Chicago in the summer of 1993 almost 26 years ago when Garo killed his first
victim his neighbor then 18-year-old trishia picachio while gulo is not being tried for Trisha's murder here in La
prosecutors thought it was essential to tell the jury what happened all those years ago outside Chicago well it's
introduced here for a very limited purpose and to show that the facts and the pattern in the picachio case in
Illinois are similar to the California cases it was 1993 Trisha Pono was just 18 years old
coming home late one night in the Chicago suburbs gulo who was athletic and had trained in martial arts and
boxing grab Trisha who was very petite snapped her arm and stabbed her repeatedly in the left breast arm and
chest left her bleeding to death on the doorstep of the family home and fled I was the one who found
her Trisha's father Rick I woke up I had a cup of coffee and I was going out to my
van and I just happened to see two little tennis shoes sticking up by the side door and when I saw it was
her I dropped a coffee [Music] cup I died breaked in and there at the Time Michael Gula was a
17-year-old kid living around the corner one of Trisha's brother's closest friends when the murder happened gulo
wasn't even a suspect and the case went cold for years by 2003 there was new DNA
technology eventually gul's DNA was found on Trisha's fingernails back then prosecutors in Chicago did not think
that DNA alone was enough to charge him and the case stayed dormant in 2011 48 Hours reported on the case and a witness
came forward to me I watch the show teer ly and Anthony D Lorenzo had once worked
with Michael gulo as bouncers in the late 90s at a Hollywood nightclub they say Michael gulo confessed to them one
day when they were driving telling them that he had killed a girl in Illinois at
the time it seemed too crazy to be true gulo had told them a lot of stories we're cruising down
Sunset when he asked us but he's like you guys ever kill anybody and we're like he's like I have and we're we're
like shut the you know shut up here we go again he said he buried this he was he was I buried a [ __ ] he goes I left
the [ __ ] on the steps for dead we put them in touch with Chicago authorities and shortly after garula was charged
with the murder of of Trisha Picacho 18 years after her death now they are key Witnesses at garula Los Angeles trial in
1997 garula told his friend teer ly quote I stabbed up the girl end quote also in 1997 Mr gulo told his friend
Anthony D Lorenzo I actually left the [ __ ] on the step for dead end quote they asked you to identify garula and
the room did you make eye contact with mik I did absolutely he did not want to look at me he knew every word that came
out of my mouth was true and there's just no doubt about it each of the picachio family members
were called to testify retelling the awful details of finding Trisha on the doorstep of their home they also
described their relationship with her alleged killer what was it like for you to be in the room with
him uh it's it's and the room it's very very hard Trisha's brother Tommy it's difficult I mean it never something like
that never goes away the picachos can only hope that this trial will bring Justice for Ashley
Maria and Michelle but the defense has another take they point the finger in a different direction and away from
Michael gulo [Music] they just have to poke holes they've got to raise any doubt they're going to
throw everything at it the kitchen sink and they're going to hope that some of that will resonate and it'll raise just
a a seed a colel of doubt in one of those jurors and that's all they need something accused serial killer Michael
gulo knows my truth is being 100% innocent being wrongfully charged in recorded jail conversations with 48
hours between 2009 and 2011 gulo maintained his innocence and a desire to fight the charges it's a
matter of waiting to KN that there will be Victory because I know I'm innocent and uh it's just now putting it down
putting it down in the courtroom and just being patient in the courtroom his defense
attorney Daniel doni has a plan argue someone else besides his client could have killed these women he starts with
the Ashley ellerin case there's not one single witness called by the prosecution that saw Michael gulo go
into the house in the ering case despite all the efforts they put into to scouring that
that crime scene they came up with zero zero DNA zero physical evidence linking him zero trace evidence no eyewitnesses
no fingerprints really they had nothing nardoni focuses on the prosecution's celebrity witness Ashton
Kutcher to everyone's surprise he says Kutcher is really the defense team's star witness because Kutcher's account
of that evening points to a very specific suspect and it's not Michael garula instead it's the manager of
Ashley's rented house this man aspiring actor Mark Durban I think there's suspicion that Mr Durban did this murder
Mark Durban testified he was actually having an affair with Ashley and admits they were intimate that very evening
just hours before Ashton arrived the defense argues that at the time of her murder Durban was was at Ashley's house
their proof Ashton Kutcher's cell phone records Ashton Kutcher calls her at 8:24
p.m. we know there's a phone record he calls her at 8:24 p.m. Miss Elin stay I just got out of
the shower Mark Durban testifies that he was there when she was taking a shower and
while he was there he says Ashley got a phone call then he left nardoni insists it must have been Kutcher's call at
8:24 and that is critical because the neighbor testifies that around 8:25 or 8:30 he heard
something he's horrible screaming coming from Ashley's home he hears two screams from a woman
that puts Mark deran possibly right in the thick of it at the time of the murder Mark dervin was the only person
known to have been with Ashley ellerin last person while she was still alive but Los angelist detectives clear Durban
he was cooperative and they didn't believe he had a motive still nardoni may have succeeded in raising some doubt
with the jury the defense makes a very big deal about Mark turban they did a pretty good job I thought and with that
the defense was on to the other case where they saw an opportunity the killing of Maria Bruno same argument
thin evidence not one single person saw Mr gulo leaving the house but there was that blue booty with a drop of Maria's
blood on it and gul's DNA on the elastic band nardoni reminds the jury gulo who lived across the courtyard was a repair
man we all know that Michael used booties all the time he says the booty probably dropped out of gul's pocket as
he was returning from work and picked up a drop of Maria's blood that was already
on the sidewalk Maria's body had been mutilated and again nardoni offered up an alternate suspect he pointed the finger
at Maria's estranged husband Irving the person that did this what to tell you I hate you I hate you I hate you whoever
did this made it personal nardoni paints a picture of a fractured marriage and details a
previous fight between the two Irving Bruno grabbed his wife out of the car threw her to the
ground and with a clo fist punched her in the face he's got a terrible history of physically abusing her that came out
she said she was scared of him in fact Maria Bruno had recently left him but Irving told the police that on the night
she was killed he and Maria had rekindled their relationship Irving Bruno was the last
person with Maria brono while she was still alive that night he told police they went out to a restaurant together
returned to her place were intimate and then he left a neighbor says she heard crying at around 1:30 in the morning and
who's down there at 1:30 in the morning you know who Irving Bruno and police did
find drops of Maria's blood in Irving's car they found it on Irving Bruno's baseball cap a droplet they found it on
the passenger seat and they found it on the uh Central console but a restaurant manager
testified he had seen Maria cut her finger earlier that night police cleared Irving Bruno but the defense still tried
to persuade the jury the defense though is still going to try to raise doubt just because they were clear didn't mean
they didn't possibly do it the defense also drills down on the Trisha picachio case the 1993 murder
outside Chicago everyone agrees it was gul's DNA on Trisha's fingernails but how did it get there nardoni says it
could have come from casual contact gulo had been friends with Trisha's mother and Trisha had been in gul's Van the day
before she was killed I have a theory and that is this the Trisha seats sits in the back seat of the family van you
know she touches it her cloth pick it up uh potentially Mr gul's DNA to find out
how likely that is we asked Nathan lent a forensic expert at johnj College of Criminal Justice so what we're talking
about now is a secondary train transfer a day later I've never seen a secondary transfer that would last that long
there's just not enough cells that would survive and especially on your arm which
is touching other things you're putting on and off your clothes uh that rubs off
the cells pretty quickly and he says casual contact is even more unlikely because at trial the scientist who
matched gul's DNA to Trisha's fingernails said it was actually a 5050 mixture of Trisha and gul's DNA
and that is significant casual contact will leave a few cells here and there a 50/50 mixture means in almost all cases
that there was a lot of DNA a lot of cells from both parties that would require contact that would require
extensive contact it looks to me that the defendant was scratched by those fingernails that's what it looks like to
me well there may have been some doubt about the power of that DNA evidence no one disagrees that the DNA in the case
of the woman who survived Michelle Murphy belongs to Michael gulo DNA is all over the place so they've got to
somehow figure out okay what am I going to do now to defend this particular charge the defense's argument surprises
everyone Michelle Murphy because of her strength and courage allowed investigators to work
backwards and piece this entire case together Michelle Murphy is the sole surviving victim and it is gul's DNA
that is found all over Michelle's apartment it's a problem defense attorneys Daniel nardoni and Dale Rubin
must address headon and we know that the evidence in this is stronger was much stronger Michelle
testified that she never saw her attacker's face but did notice he was left-handed and there were those words
Michelle heard her attacker utter as he ran out the door I am sorry Michelle Murphy is the only count in which the
prosecution has shown that Mr gulo was in her apartment and attacked her in a surprising move Michael gul's attorneys
do not deny that he attacked Michelle but insists that he wasn't in his right mind when he did it she says that she's
fighting off Mr garula when all of a sudden he cuts himself he stands up he like comes out
of a fog says I'm sorry I'm sorry and runs out didn't know where he was didn't know what he was doing and to prove it
the defense calls only two witnesses at trial Mental Health Health experts both of them have diagnosed Mr gulo with a
mental disease or disorder he can't premeditate he can't deliberate he can't have malice of
forethought the defense says when garula attacked Michelle it was as if another personality had taken over as if he was
possessed an experience of possession Michael gulo they claim suffers from associative identity disorder
dissociative identity disorder used to be called multiple personality disorder there's a split whereby they may not
have an awareness of when they're doing certain things this becomes the go-to defense because you can say I was there
but I wasn't they're just saying that they didn't have the mental state to be able to commit horrible crimes and how
often is that true oh it's very infrequently I mean the only times I've ever seen it actually be successful is
when the person was truly like a schizophrenic had other voices in his head the defense can only hope that they
have managed to convince the jury after a three-month-long trial 79 Witnesses the presentation of some 350
exhibits and that field trip to the crime scenes closing statements begin it was four female victims all
young attractive and outgoing prosecutor Garrett Damron again lays out the similarities among the victims and the
attacks these attacks these murders took a great deal of strength and athleticism
each of these attacks were all extraordinarily coldblooded torturous each of these victims were ambushed no
evidence that there was any theft knife is the weapon of choice 20 similarities between the attacks of the four Wom
women are described those common characteristics of these crimes point to one man one
killer Michael garula adding to their argument you know about the DNA is the forensic evidence
with gul's DNA found all over Michelle Murphy's apartment on Trisha Pico's fingernails and that slight amount on
that booty near Maria Bruno's home the prosecution is trying to lump these all together why because they want to show
that it was one attacker that the pattern the practice the you know everything that was done was similar you
have to judge each case separately on the other hand the defense is trying to do just the opposite they want to
separate these out they want to show that no no no one's in Illinois yes you may have some in California but they're
separated by years in time they're not just one attacker you can find them not guilty in all these crimes or you can
find him uh guilty of some crimes and not guilty of other crimes the defenses needs to plant a seed of doubt in one of
those [Music] jurors the 3-month trial of Michael gulo has captured the Public's attention
alleged killer D the Hollywood Ripper claims he's innocent he's accused of attacking at least four
women for the families of the victims the wait for justice has seemed endless finally the Finish seems to be in sight
as the jury begins its deliberations on August 12th 2019 this was probably one of the worst cases and I've worked in
this area for a long time as a prosecutor and defense attorney and I've never seen anything this horrific so for
this jury to have to see all this evidence and day in and day out for 3 months think about this case and what
happened to these victims is really challenging but in what might seem like a short time given such a long trial
after three and a half days of deliberations the verdicts are in we the jury and the above entitled action find
the defendant Michael garulu guilty of the crime of attempted murder guilty of attacking Michelle
Murphy guilty of the crime of first-degree murder guilty of murdering Maria Bruno guilty of the crime of first
decree murder and guilty of murdering Ashley ellerin Michael gulo sat without emotion as he heard the
verdicts outside the courtroom I immediately called the picachos with the news it's all done it's all done here
and now it's your turn she's sobbing sobbing sobbing that she's so grateful that they all got their Justice and that
now it's Trish's turn remember Trisha's case was included in California only as supporting
evidence of Michael gul's criminal pattern it is up to Illinois officials in Cook County to try the case there we
have to make sure that Cook County now does a the job that they need to continue to do because they need to
prosecute him for what he did to my daughter are you confident that he will be brought back to Chicago and he will
stand trial talking with the California attorneys and our attorneys in Co County
I feel confident the picachos are cautiously optimistic as they say they have been
let down by the Cook County State's Attorney's office before the family has criticized that office for being slow to
charge gulo when there was that DNA match in 2003 when we spoke with Jack Blakey from
the Cook County State's Attorney's Office in 2011 he told us that DNA match alone wasn't enough to charge gulo if
there was a DNA match to Gar julo why hasn't he been arrested the DNA match is consistent
with casual contact we still cannot establish based on the DNA alone that he was present at the time of The Killing
as opposed to a different time but it came out at the Los Angeles trial that an Illinois forensic
scientist submitted her findings to Cook County Prosecutors in 2003 that it was a
5050 mixture of Trisha and gul's DNA on Trisha's fingernails remember the expert
from John J College of Criminal Justice told us that usually signifies extensive
contact a 50/50 mixture means in almost all cases that there was a lot of DNA a lot of cells from both parties that
would require extensive contact in almost all cases extensive contact so why not bring charges a lot of
prosecutors are hesitant to bring a case when there's not at least one other piece of evidence that helps complete
the picture of how the DNA got there does it bother you that the charges weren't filed oh absolutely he had him
in 2003 you had them it didn't work out for Lou solo the lead detective on the Picacho case the focus now is seeking
closure to the case that has haunted him through the latter part of his career and into retirement now that La is done
they fully intend to exite him back here and I I think it has to be done for the
picachio family their verage is still coming but the trial in La did give the picachos a chance to meet the men who
changed the course of Trisha's case keer and Anthony who came forward with gulo statements evidence that pushed
authorities to finally charge garula with Trisha's murder so you have both met the picachos
now yes yeah what was that like I it was hard and I see all the corner of my eye
I see them and I spun around and I was like Rick and he instantly knew who I was he hopped up and gave me hug I feel
for them so much yeah that you know they were just sent through the ringer the whole
[Music] time it's always painful yeah it will always be I just tell people it's something that I have to live with now
and deal with now and try to cope with for the rest of my life Trisha's remembrance book from her funeral
provides Bittersweet Memories and so there's family in here obviously and lots of friends I mean hundreds of
people it's filled with kind comments about their beloved daughter but also this back here what was that
name that that's a Michael gulo signed that it has been a 26 year long journey from when that book was signed by the
man the picachos now believe killed their daughter garula is now a con icted murderer of two other women women the
picachos through Trisha helped to find Justice she helped these other girls she was a very always like to help people
and I just want Justice to get done because that's what my daughter deserves [Music]
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Brief Summary

Michael Gulo, the Hollywood Ripper, is convicted of murdering four women after a lengthy trial featuring key testimonies and evidence.

Key points

The Hollywood Ripper. Michael Gulo is accused of a series of brutal murders targeting young women.
Michelle Murphy's Survival. Michelle Murphy fought off her attacker, providing crucial evidence against Gulo.
Ashton Kutcher's Testimony. Ashton Kutcher testifies about his last conversation with Ashley Eller.
Confessions of a Killer. Witnesses recount Michael Gulo's chilling confessions about his crimes.
The Impact of DNA Evidence. The prosecution emphasizes the significance of DNA evidence linking Gulo to the crimes.
Michael Gulo Found Guilty. After a lengthy trial, Michael Gulo is found guilty of multiple murders.

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This is a systematic slaughtering of beautiful women.

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