The Night Stalker was a serial killer from El Paso who terrorized L.A. in the 80’s. He also terrorized his niece in El Paso and now she’s talking about it in a new book.<\/p>\n
Rosie Ju\u00e1rez was the niece of serial killer Richard Ramirez, aka the “Night Stalker”, who was sentenced to death for, (at least), 13 murders that the Judge said<\/a> “showed \u201ccruelty, callousness and viciousness beyond any human understanding”.<\/p>\n The road to all that began in El Paso with his young niece, 11 years his junior, who he abused for many years.<\/p>\n This is not about that POS though, this is about his niece who has gone through a lot, came through it standing tall and has now found the courage to tell her story. The abuse, the troubled aftermath and the recovery.<\/p>\n The Book – “His Niece”<\/p>\n “His Niece” will be released today, April 10. In the book, she details the abuse she suffered between the age of 6 and 12 at the hands of her uncle. Her family didn’t believe her, she wrote a letter about it to a friend which her mother intercepted and Rosie also told a social worker. The social worker did nothing.<\/p>\n For years, Rosie Juarez carried a secret no one wanted to hear. Why Did Rosie Juarez Write “His Niece”?<\/p>\n She told El Paso Matters that, following a long and troubled life, plagued by these memories, she finally found solace through her faith in God, support groups and the encouragement of those close to her.<\/p>\n READ MORE: Texas Had The 1st Serial Killer<\/a><\/p>\n
Behind the mask of a notorious criminal known only for terror was once a trusted figure in her life \u2014 her uncle. In a place where family should have meant safety, silence became protection, and truth became something dangerous. –\u00a0rosierjuarez.com<\/a><\/p>\n