17 giug 1986 anni - John McCauley (First tenant when renting upsrairs)

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Defendant thereafter began running a "room and board house" at 1426 Street. Because the conditions of her federal parole didn't permit her to run a boardinghouse, she endeavored to conceal the fact that she was renting out rooms. Initially, she only rented out rooms in the upper flat, and Ordorica and his family continued to live on the first floor. John McCauley became one of defendant's first tenants in the upstairs flat in mid-1986

Sometime in 1986, defendant asked McCauley to dig a hole in the front yard. He dug a two-foot deep hole that was two feet wide. The day after he dug the hole, Ordorica asked him to "fill it up again" and McCauley put the loose dirt back into the hole. In November 1988, Palmer's body was discovered buried in a shallow hole in defendant's front yard.

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.

Trujillo once observed defendant empty a white substance out of some pink pill capsules into a drink defendant was fixing for McCauley. Defendant told Trujillo that she was doing this to "knock him out." Defendant took this drink to McCauley. Thirty minutes later, defendant went into McCauley's room, went through his pockets and "pulled out some money." Trujillo observed that McCauley was unconscious.

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