Holmes Was Possessive, According To Sharon
At the time of their marriage in 1965, John was working as a candy processor at the Glendale “Candy Nips” factory (She told Mike Sager that he stirred vats of chocolate). Apparently, would not let Sharon meet his co-workers, and was extremely possessive – and she had to live and breathe for him alone.
“Spent most of leisure time @ Old Zoo in Griffith Park or window shopping.” – The Old Zoo at Griffith Park.
The public record shows Sharon living at these apartments in Glendale at the time of their marriage, which jibes with the story Sharon once told of looking out her window and seeing John pick flowers from the neighbors garden before their first date.
Holmes had 3 lung collapses during 66-67.
Also, if the couple had had children, we might not be talking about this at all.
Their marriage – according to Sharon:
From page 4 of Sharon’s 9 page outline on John’s life.
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localarts 2:48 pm on November 23, 2015 Permalink |
I thought Holmes mother had to give consent for her son to enter the army…
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Jill Nelson 9:44 am on November 23, 2015 Permalink |
I’ve always found it curious Sharon claim that John was underage at the time of their marriage and that his mother had to give written consent. They were married on August 21,1965. John was 21 years of age.
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Gayle 11:41 pm on November 21, 2015 Permalink |
There are remnants of the old zoo still there, concrete structures and cages that housed the animals, Very eerie, but cool.
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John 2:55 am on January 19, 2016 Permalink |
Cool. In the book the Onion Field, one of the cops early investigations included trolling the park to arrest gay guys wanting to hook up. Truly bizarre.
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Gayle 12:24 am on January 26, 2016 Permalink
That activity still goes on there, only it’s out in the open.
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