Unveiling the Chilling Connection Ronald DeFeo's Buick and the Amityville Murders

Butch, Ronald Jr's nickname, got a job at his grandfather's Buick dealership. ... They went to the DeFeos house and arrested Ronald Butch DeFeo. He then ... Ronald DeFeo Sr. was service manager at Brigante-Karl Buick, Inc. of Brooklyn, which was owned by his father-in-law. Ronald DeFeo Jr. also ... ... Buick dealership, business as usual. It was 6:00 a.m.. Unmasking a Murderer. Ronald DeFeo, Jr. (AP). Ronald DeFeo, Jr. Butch did not remain at ... ... Buick and a loyal, responsible and trusted employee who had ... I have many other relatives.” “I have read the above and swear it is true.” Ronald DeFeo ... 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 ... When Butch turned 18, he was given a “job” at his grandfather's Buick dealership. ... Ronald DeFeo Jr. – Wikipedia. The Calamityville Horror – The ... 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 ... The Night the DeFeos Died will offer evidence to support the claim that the supernatural stories were created as part of Ronald DeFeo, Jr.'s defense and ... 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 ... Ronald DeFeo, Sr., had attained a trophy-size piece of the American dream when he purchased the house at 112 Ocean Avenue in Amityville, Long Island.