Suspicions first arose about Puente in 1988, after Judy, an outreach counsellor with Volunteers of America, noticed 52-year-old Alvaro Montoya – someone she’d placed at Puente’s house – had vanished. The disappearances of these so-called “shadow people” went unnoticed for years, until eventually a social worker Judy Moise – who speaks in new Netflix documentary Worst Roommate Ever – reported a tenant missing.īut the police could never have imagined they’d go on to find six bodies buried in the backyard of this “little old lady.” ‘She’s been digging a lot of holes’ With her chiffon dresses, thick-rimmed glasses, grey hair and litter of kittens, Dorothea Puente looked like a sweet old lady – even insisting to some, “Call me Grandma.”īut looks can be extremely deceiving – and, in this case, the innocuous landlady was actually a terrifying serial killer who committed at least nine murders inside her boarding house in Sacramento, California throughout the 1980s.īetween 19, Puente would take in the vulnerable and homeless – poisoning and strangling some of her guests before burying them on her property and cashing their social security checks. My neighbor’s X-rated dog name is offensiveĮxpert reveals the common duvet mistake we’re all making and it’s ruining your night’s sleep I used to get allergies and congested at night – why you should ALWAYS sleep in socks if you want a good night’s rest I told my wife she should get a nose job and now she might leave me

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