Victims
- Lawrence White, 55. October 13, 1972.
- Mary Guilfoyle, 24. October 24, 1972.
- Fr Henri Tomei, 65. November 2, 1972.
- Jim Ralph Gianera, 25. January 25, 1973.
- Joan Gianera, 21. January 25, 1973.
- Kathy Francis, 29. January 25, 1973.
- Daemon Francis, 4. January 25, 1973.
- David Hughes, 9. January 25, 1973.
- David Allan Oliker, 18. February 6, 1973.
- Robert Michael Spector, 18. February 6, 1973.
- Brian Scott Card, 19. February 6, 1973.
- Mark John Dreibelbis, 15. February 6, 1973.
- Fred Perez, 72. February 13, 1973.
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