He was arrested for stealing clothes and served a year in prison. Those close to Raymond claimed he had changed after this event and to back the claim up, Raymond began committing crimes immediately. He remained hospitalized for sometime but would eventually be discharged. While on this voyage he sustained a traumatic head injury when a steel hatch fell on the top of his skull, causing brain damage. Raymond would grow tired of his life in Spain and leave his family for the states once more. As an adult he would go to Spain where he served in WWII, married and had multiple children.

Raymond remained in the states as a child, moving from Hawaii to Connecticut. Raymond Fernandez was born on December 17th, 1914 in Hawaii to Spanish parents. A confession was eventually made and police soon found out that this was not the first time the pair had committed crimes together. Raymond and Martha were quickly arrested and escorted to the police station where they were interviewed. Police would discover the two buried in shallow graves in the basement, both meeting violent ends. A welfare check was called on the family by neighbors and authorities soon discovered something sinister was afoot. You see their “home” was not actually theirs, it was the home of 41-year-old Delphine Downing and her 2-year-old child Rainelle. The pair would make it home but within a few hours be alarmed at an early morning knock at the door.

One could easily imagine the couple smiling, throwing an arm around one another when the wind picks up or recalling a favorite scene from the film.

Raymond Fernandez and Martha Beck were returning from a nice evening out, enjoying a movie with refreshments popcorn and soda.

In the lonely hour target