June 7, 2006 10:16 PM PT Share Share via Close extra sharing options Email Facebook X LinkedIn Threads Reddit WhatsApp Copy Link URLCopied! Print 1 California ‘Little old lady’ framed, defense suggests Helen Golay was not strong enough to stage the hit-run killing of a homeless man, but her daughter was, he says.April 8, 2008 2 California Greed, betrayal are themes in testimony at women’s hit-and-run trial A call to a life insurance agent led police to DNA evidence that prosecutors say was crucial link in the case against the so-called Black Widows.April 6, 2008 3 California Witness says he feared accused killers He testifies that he nearly fell victim to two women on trial in the deaths of homeless men.March 29, 2008 4 California Sister of a hit-and-run victim testifies in trial of two women She says the family had to wait five months to learn of his death.March 26, 2008 5 California Jurors view car allegedly used to kill homeless man Prosecutors say the Mercury station wagon was the murder weapon two elderly women used in a life insurance scheme.March 22, 2008 6 California Defendants’ backgrounds Bios of Helen Golay and Olga RutterschmidtMarch 19, 2008 7 California Murder case against women outlined Olga Rutterschmidt, 75, and Helen Golay, 77, allegedly took out life insurance policies on homeless men, then killed them.March 19, 2008 8 California Age could be key part of hit-and-run trial Helen Golay and Olga Rutterschmidt, accused of killing two homeless men, are both in their 70s.March 17, 2008 9 California Women plead not guilty in deaths of transients Two women accused of killing transient men for insurance money pleaded not guilty Thursday to murder and conspiracy charges. March 30, 2007 10 California An Unlikely Friendship That Finally Unraveled A pair accused of killing homeless men for profit grew to distrust each other, a detective says.Aug. 19, 2006 11 California Police Probe of Women Accused of Killing Men for Death Benefits Widens The pair may have tried to take out life insurance policies on three other transients, authorities say.Aug. 18, 2006
