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...Harvard Lampoon announce the names of its new officers for 1972. They are: S. Eric Rayman '73, of Scarsdale, N.Y. and Eliot House, President; John M. Gilpin '73, of Boyce, Va. and Adams House, Ibis; Ian Frazier '73, of Hudson, Ohio and Dunster House, Narthex; James H. Siegleman '73, of Shaker Heights, Ohio and Mather House, Vanitas; James M. Downey '74, of Joliet, Ill, and Adams House, Sanctum; Henry J. S. Cheever '73, of Pittsburgh, Pa. and Lowell House, Treasurer; Christopher L. Kyllonen '74, of Hanover, N.H. and Quincy House, Advertising Manager; Jake Arbes '73, of Chattanooga, Tena. and Lowell...
Early last week a jury in the Bay Area's Redwood City found Frazier guilty of murder. But Frazier's court-appointed attorney had raised the question of the defendant's sanity, and in accordance with California law, the jury returned later in the week to hear testimony on that issue; if Frazier is judged sane, a third phase of the trial will be held to determine the penalty. Frazier appeared for the hearing with the left side of his head completely shaved, the right side still bearing his beard and long hair. The first suspicion...
Nothing to Fear. More significant, Marlowe's testimony suggested a bizarre version of how and why Frazier committed the murders. Marlowe says Frazier told him that he broke into the Ohta house and was "incredibly upset" to find what he thought was an animal-skin bedspread there (actually, it was a fake fur). Frazier was also highly infuriated that the ostentation of the Ohtas' $250,000 hilltop house was despoiling nature. "It blew my mind," he told Marlowe...
...Frazier waited for the householders to arrive. First came Mrs. Ohta, whom he captured at gunpoint and tied with scarves. Frazier first assured her that he would not rape her, then berated her for ruining the environment in order to maintain her materialistic lifestyle. Soon the doctor's secretary arrived with one of the Ohta children. They were taken prisoner. Then Ohta appeared with his other son, and they too were quickly captured...
According to Marlowe's testimony, Frazier remonstrated with Ohta, accusing him of callous materialism. He suggested that the two of them burn down the house and thus restore the land to its natural state. Panicky, Ohta misunderstood and offered Frazier anything if he would leave the family in peace. That only enraged Frazier further; Ohta was offering the very material things he despised. Frazier pushed Ohta into the pool. When the doctor tried to get out, Frazier shot him. Then Frazier asked Mrs. Ohta if she believed in God. She said yes, whereupon Frazier replied, "Then you have nothing...