Uncovering the Truth Ronald DeFeo's Buick and the Amityville Horror

At 6:30 p.m., Ronald DeFeo Jr., known by the locals as “Butch ... The six men piled into Butch's 1970 blue Buick Electra 225. Butch ... Ronald DeFeo, who was ... DeFeo worked with his father at Brigante-Karl Buick, a large car dealership on Coney Island Avenue in Brooklyn. The surviving son, Ronald "Butch" DeFeo Jr., was eventually charged and ... The six men piled into Butch's 1970 blue Buick Electra 225. Butch climbed ... worked at a Buick dealership, providing his family with a decent upper-middle-class lifestyle. However, Ronald Sr. Would engage in regular ... e slayings, Butch was sent on an errand by one of the staff at the Buick dealership, given the responsibility of depositing $1,800 in cash and ... ... Buick Electra 225. Upon arriving, the men found the front door ... The lifeless bodies of Ronald DeFeo Sr., 43, and his wife Louise ... Yeah. Speaker 1 (18:10): Well, very scared at the edge of eighteen, Ron Junior was given a cushy job at his grandfather's Buick dealership, Ronald DeFeo, the convicted murderer who killed six family members and inspired the ever-growing “Amityville horror” franchise, died Friday. Ronald DeFeo, who has died aged 69, was convicted of murdering his ... When his father took a well-paid job as service manager at the Buick ... Provided a comfortable life for his family by working as a salesman at his brother-in-law's Buick dealership. They had the finer things in life: boats, cars, a ...