1 sett 1987 anni - Dorothea hires inmates to do suspepicous house work

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Beginning in the fall of 1987, defendant hired a total of 11 different inmates, who were housed at a Sacramento minimum security "halfway house" facility pending their parole. These inmates were not supervised by correctional officers while they were working at 1426 F Street. Defendant ordered and received a large number of 90-pound bags of ready-mix cement during this period and made more than a dozen visits to a local building supply store where she purchased plastic ground covers, carpeting and cement. Dorothea told the inmates she hired that she wanted to bury garbage in holes in the yard and that they were looking for sewer pipes. Defendant directed all of this work and paid these inmates $20 in cash for each day they worked. The inmates took the position that "[a]s long as she paid us, we never questioned anything that she told us to do." McCauley acted as her "overseer" and, at defendant's direction, supervised some of this work. Some of the holes dug by these inmates to the east of the house were left open for a week or two. Defendant directed these inmates to dig "some trenches and some holes on the side of the house and in the back yard." In the fall of 1987, two inmates and McCauley built a metal shed in the eastern portion of the yard at 1426 F Street. The ground underneath this shed was very soft.

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