Leno had begun living out his dream of breeding and racing thoroughbred horses and began distancing himself from the grocery business. The two fell in love and were married in 1960 in Carmel, California. In 1958, LaBianca met Rosemary while she was working as a waitress. During that time, he also graduated from USC with a degree in finance. Later years Īfter his divorce, Leno decided to sell the wholesale business that he had inherited from his father and focus on the expansion of Gateway Markets. Alice and Leno officially divorced in 1955.
In September, Leno became a father for the third time when Alice gave birth to Louise LaBianca. Both moved out of the Waverly Drive house and found apartments in the Los Feliz area. īy 1955, Leno and Alice had grown apart and separated in January. He then moved his family into the house on Waverly Drive. The same year, LaBianca's father, Antonio, died making Leno the President of both grocery companies. That December, Leno and Alice had their first son, Anthony Carl LaBianca. In 1951, Leno was elected to the Board of Directors and was named Vice President of both Gateway Markets and State Wholesale Grocery Company. Leno and Alice's first child, Corina Jane LaBianca, was born in the spring of 1948. In September, LaBianca was ordered to Europe to serve in World War II. The following month, he and Alice became engaged, and were married in March 1944. In November 1943, Leno was inducted into the Army. After one semester at Los Angeles City College, Leno transferred to the University of Southern California and went to work at Gateway Ranch Markets. Īfter graduation, Leno enrolled in Los Angeles City College studying Business Administration and began working for State Wholesale Grocery Company. Leno, missing his girlfriend Alice, forged his father's name on a change of address form and went back to Franklin High School to be with Alice. In 1940, Leno's father bought a house on Waverly Drive and moved the family to the Los Feliz district of Los Angeles. He was also active in his school's track team, earning him the nickname "Flash." People constantly mispronounced Lino's name, so he decided to change the spelling from "i" to "e." From then on, he was known as "Leno." Outside of school, Leno worked for his father at Gateway Ranch Markets and spent time with his girlfriend, Alice Skolfield.
At Franklin High School, Leno was an exceptional student, which led him to skip a grade. LaBianca's mother, Corina, stayed at home taking care of Leno and his two older sisters, Emma and Stella. The latter purchased food at wholesale prices and distributed it to a group of grocers. His father, Antonio, owned two grocery businesses: Gateway Ranch Markets and State Wholesale Grocery Company. Pasqualino Antonio LaBianca was born in Los Angeles, California, to Italian immigrant parents. Rosemary met Leno LaBianca in 1959 while working at the Los Feliz Inn. Rosemary eventually met a man named Frank Struthers and the couple married in 1953, a union that produced two children, Suzan and Frank Jr. The Harmons renamed her, after their deceased daughter, and thus Ruth became Rosemary. Ruth and her brother were separated at the adoption home when Ruth, age 8, was adopted by the Harmons, a California couple in Fullerton, who had lost their own daughter to disease. However, her mother was not able to support her two children and placed them in an adoption home. Her mother took her and her brother, William, to live with her, and her father took her two older sisters. Her birth name was Ruth Katherine Elliott. Rosemary LaBianca was born in Arizona to parents who divorced. Manson Family members Susan "Sadie" Atkins, Patricia "Katie" Krenwinkle, Charles "Tex" Watson, Leslie "Lulu" Van Houten and Charles Mille's Manson. Pasqualino Antonio "Leno" LaBianca (Aug– August 10, 1969) and his wife Rosemary LaBianca (Decem– August 10, 1969) were victims of the so-called
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