LOS ANGELES – A college professor was charged Wednesday with first-degree murder in the death of a young man who was shot in the head and then dismembered with a chain saw. Franc, a native of Wisconsin, had denied committing the slaying, telling Los Angeles County sheriff’s investigators that ‘another party’ killed the young man, who authorities say may have died in a West Hollywood apartment rented by the professor. The Fresno Bee said in a story published Wednesday that some of Franc’s former students have been calling law enforcement authorities to say that Franc propositioned them.
Franc shot Nute once in the head while the two were at a WestHollywood apartment the professor rented, then dismembered the body in abathtub, according to trial testimony. Franc, described by a Los Angeles Superior Court judge as a Dr. Jekylland Mr. Hyde, was arrested after flesh and blood were found on therented chainsaw he returned to a Hollywood equipment shop. A respected,> >mild-mannered professor at a university in northern California, Max> >Franc lived a secret gay lifestyle in Los Angeles’ West Hollywood area,> >picking up street hookers and compiling a vast pornography collection> >which he kept in a secret room.
Chism had been doodling and listening to music during Colleen Ritzer’s algebra I class during the school’s final period, classmate Cambria Cloutier told CNN. Creating such drawings was unusual for Chism, and when the final bell sounded at 1:55 p.m. Tuesday, Ritzer asked him to stay after class. While shuttling between two after-school meetings, Cloutier said, she looked into the same classroom and saw Ritzer standing by her computer and Chism sitting in a chair about 5 to 10 feet away. Ritzer, a 2011 graduate of Assumption College who was working toward a master’s degree at Salem State University, seemed to always wear a wide smile and was approachable to students and colleagues alike, said Charlotte Dzerkacz, who became good friends with Ritzer in 2011 when they taught at the same middle school.
18 inch craftsman chainsaw Related Question:
What is an 18-inch chainsaw good for?
With an 18-inch chainsaw in your arsenal, you can fell medium-sized trees, cut through harder wood, prune obstructive and dangerous branches, and chop a week’s supply of firewood without breaking (too much of) a sweat. It’s easy to decide that 18 inches is the length of chainsaw you want.
What engine is in a Craftsman chainsaw?
The S205 gas powered chainsaw features a 46cc full-crank high output engine to deliver maximum power. The 20-in low-kickback bar and chain goes through even the toughest wood quickly and easily. It is equipped with Easy Start technology for simpler pull starts to get the job done fast.