View Full Version : The Bike Path Rapist


thajayzone
08-13-2009, 11:05 PM
just wondering if anyone is familair with this case if so have you seen it, wat do u think of it, and does anyone have any intresting facts about the case.

im reading the book now it's pretty good.

joshypiano
08-14-2009, 12:55 AM
Is this the case of Altemio Sanchez in Buffalo, New York?
I think there are a couple of other cases nicknames the "Bike Path Rapist".

thajayzone
08-14-2009, 10:58 AM
Is this the case of Altemio Sanchez in Buffalo, New York?
I think there are a couple of other cases nicknames the "Bike Path Rapist".
yes it is

tiddlywinks950
08-16-2009, 02:45 PM
this case always freaked me out.....even though he lived near buffalo and I lived several hours away in poughkeepsie, just the thought of him being in the same state scared me. at least now he is behind bars, thank goodness.

BuffaloBill
08-17-2009, 01:45 PM
The most interesting fact about the case is the actress who played Linda Yalem worked at the restaurant years ago were the key DNA evidence was collected by police to match Sanchez. Also the attacks took place almost over a 30 year period, from the late 70's to 2006.

dks64
02-10-2012, 04:53 PM
I've known about this case for years, but I'm watching Solved (S3, E1) and they're profiling it. The uncle knew in the early 1980's that his nephew was a rapist. He covered for him, knowing what he was doing. The uncle should be held legally responsible for covering up evidence which resulted in more rapes and 3 murders. His uncle is a piece of crap.

nohwheregirl
02-10-2012, 07:21 PM
I've known about this case for years, but I'm watching Solved (S3, E1) and they're profiling it. The uncle knew in the early 1980's that his nephew was a rapist. He covered for him, knowing what he was doing. The uncle should be held legally responsible for covering up evidence which resulted in more rapes and 3 murders. His uncle is a piece of crap.
Thanks for the info. I was just able to watch the Solved episode on Netflix Instant. Amazing case. What a slime...and some other poor guy doing time in his place.

1990 UM fan
02-10-2012, 07:48 PM
I've known about this case for years, but I'm watching Solved (S3, E1) and they're profiling it. The uncle knew in the early 1980's that his nephew was a rapist. He covered for him, knowing what he was doing. The uncle should be held legally responsible for covering up evidence which resulted in more rapes and 3 murders. His uncle is a piece of crap.

agreed

UMFaninMD
02-10-2012, 08:44 PM
Dateline also did a story on this case too. It's a good thing he was caught. I saw UM's segment on it when it aired live and it was extremely scary.

yellowVWchase
02-10-2012, 09:00 PM
Was this the case where they thought they were all linked because of the type of knots being tied on the stuff he used to strangle people into submission?

Corkys-Place
02-10-2012, 11:03 PM
I believe the composite of the Rapist was pretty creepy! :eek:

dks64
02-13-2012, 02:39 AM
Thanks for the info. I was just able to watch the Solved episode on Netflix Instant. Amazing case. What a slime...and some other poor guy doing time in his place.

Solved also covered the Dana Satterfield case (S2, E5). Great show, wish Netflix had S1. It breaks my heart to hear about people doing time for crimes others committed. He was in for many years too. The worst is when you hear about how hard it is to release the person, even when there's evidence that they're 100% innocent.

dks64
02-13-2012, 02:57 AM
Was this the case where they thought they were all linked because of the type of knots being tied on the stuff he used to strangle people into submission?

All of the victims had double ligature marks on their necks. I think you're thinking of the East Area Rapist.