SAN FRANCISCO If William Richards did kill his wife, Pamela, the night of Aug. 10, 1993, he must have worked fast. Richards clocked out of work at 11:03 p.m. and his home in rural San Bernardino County was at least a 41-minute drive away, according to police.
At 11:55 that night the phone at his house rang it was his wife’s lover calling. Pamela was dead, Richards told him. He had just found her body by the porch, he claimed, her head smashed in with a cement cinder block.
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