Revealing the Unknown Ronald DeFeo's Buick and the Amityville Murders

Ronald DeFeo Jr slaughtered six family members at the home in ... His grandfather owned a prosperous Buick dealership in Brooklyn, where his ... Butch was the oldest of five children of Ronald Sr. and Louise DeFeo. Ronald Sr. worked at a Brooklyn Buick car dealership through which he ... The dealership was owned by his maternal grandfather Michael Brigante, Sr. and managed by Michael's son-in-law and Butch's father, Ronald DeFeo, Sr. By his late ... Mr. DeFeo was the service manager of the Brigante‐Karl Buick dealership rat 800 Coney Island Avenue, which is owned by hiS father‐in‐law, ... Today marks the 45th anniversary of the brutal deaths of the DeFeo family in Amityville at 113 Ocean Ave. In 1974, Ronald DeFeo killed his ... The six men piled into Butch's 1970 blue Buick Electra 225. Butch climbed in the back while Bobby took the wheel. Although the DeFeo house was only ... Suffolk County police said they received a call at 6:35 p.m. from Ronald DeFeo, 23 ,who told them that he had found the bodies of his parents in ... ... Buick dealership around six AM. ... Well, it turns out that there was a neighbor who had a big ole fat cat that Ronald DeFeo affectionately called ... The DeFeo family originated in Brooklyn like the Capones' and Louise DeFeo's father (Ronald DeFeo Jr. ... Buick Electra 225 with several ... Officially, Butch DeFeo acted alone in the gristly crime. Unofficially, the evidence pointed to a conspiracy. Michael Brigante Sr., Ronald ...