Mother says that theseĢ episodes only last a moment or so Is checked by doctors for urinary dribbling Is treated briefly at a psychiatric center in Rochester for mental problems 1960 Begins having involuntary urination (Frances eventually makes him wear sanitary vember 28, July napkins). Doctor diagnoses him with petit mal syndrome and assures the Bianchi s that there is nothing to worry about and that Kenneth will eventually grow out of these episodes Kenneth falls off of a jungle gym at Century Park School and sustains an injury to his face Is examined again for his eyes rolling back into his head. He is prone to temper tantrums 5 and quick to anger as well. These trance-like states of daydreaming are typified by his 1956 eyes rolling back in his head and inattentiveness.

Quote from doctor after first hospital visit Mother needs help Kenneth has frequent lapses into trance-like states of daydreaming. Throughout his childhood he idolizes Prince Valiant First taken to hospital by his mother with complaints of not being able to sleep and wetting the bed 5 times. Named Kenneth Alessio Bianchi, he is their only child By the time he could talk his mother knew he would be a compulsive liar. Frances is Angelo Buono s mother s sister making him Angelo s adoptive cousin. 1 Kenneth Alessio Bianchi With Angelo Buono, known as the Hillside Stranglers Information summarized by Jennifer Cable, Travis Hall, Brittney Hawks Meredith Hornsby, Amanda Howe Serial killer researched by Kathy Futrell, Sean Reardon, Lauren Sade, Aaron Shank, Brandon Torrence Department of Psychology Radford University Radford, VA Date Age Life Event Kenneth Bianchi is born in Rochester, New York to a 17-year-old alcoholic prostitute who gives him up for adoption August months Kenneth is adopted by Frances Scioliono Bianchi and her husband who is a worker in the American Brake-Shoe Factory.

The Hillside Strangler by Ted Schwarz