Charles Ng's

Murder Scenes Drawings

Charles Ng, before the time of his arrest for the murder of 11 women, entertained himself by drawing cartoons depicting murder scenes, some that contained details of killings that replicated those that went on for real at Wilseyville's bunker, where the corps were found, that only someone involved in the murders would have known.

Charles Ng's

Origami

Charles Chi-Tat Ng is a Chinese-American serial killer. He is believed to have raped, tortured and murdered between 11 and 25 victims with his accomplice Leonard Lake at Lake's ranch in Calaveras County, California.

After a lenghty dispute between Canada and the United States, Charles Ng was sentenced to death on February 11, 1999. Today, he awaits death by Lethal Injection at San Quentin State Prison where he passes the time reading and doing his origami, which he was allowed to do again after jail authorities banned it for years over concerns about contraband.  Since entering prison, Ng has taken up a correspondence course in art at the University of the Fraser Valley.

In order: 

"The Thinker" Origami

The bottom is signed in full. It is also accompanied by original artwork detailing the piece

"Michelangelo's Pietà" Origami

It is about 6 inches long and about 6 inches wide

"Little Green Devil" Origami

It is about 5 inches long and about 6.5 inches wide. The back is signed in full Includes a signed drawing depicting this specific origami.

"Pennywise The Clown" Origami

It is about 5 inches long and about 5 inches wide

Charles Ng,  P- 46001,

San Quentin State Prison, 

San Quentin,  CA 

94974  USA

Charles Manson's original work of art 

on a 7" x 10 1/4" heavy card stock with his typical swastika signature.

Correspondence

from S.Clay Wilson

to Karl Edward Wagner

Place Published: San Francisco

Date Published: 1984

- The mailing envelope, postmarked May 22, 1984, 

decorated by Wilson using a variety of custom stamps and cut-out items  pasted on it.

- A hand-written letter from Wilson on 11 X 17 paper and 2 postcards from Wilson, one which he created from the card backing of a spider toy, and another to which he has added his own caption.

- A copy of Jumpstart #1 (1983), an underground comic zine, a 4 page photocopy of an article on Vampire Catfish, and a photocopy of an add for mail ordering a bullwhip, with an added note by Wilson suggesting Wagner to buy one for his wife.

Read more about the subjects of the letter HERE