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Obit: Catherine "Katie" Gannon Perata September 17, 1974 May 11, 2013 Resident of Napa

By PETE BENNETT - Contra Costa Watch EMAIL
Phone: 510-460-5641
Posted: 06/13/2013

Reposted to Protect My Sons 

Related: Arson / Obit / Drowning  FBI Investigation
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Seems so sad to read how a mom drowned but even sadder when you look at the other cases connected to the same people.  In 2004 my sons were nearly killed in a high speed maneuver that was an attempted murder but try finding the CHP records.  The other driver was killed.   

Catherine "Katie" Gannon Perata
September 17, 1974
May 11, 2013
Resident of Napa
Katie Perata, beloved wife of Nick Reilly Perata and mother of Taylor Nicole and Paige Elizabeth Perata, was born in Alameda, CA. She moved with her family to Napa, CA in 2006 where they ran a business together.
A graduate of Cal State East Bay, Katie worked as a biologist prior to becoming a full-time mom. 
Katie was known for her creativity and sense of style, hosting wonderful children's parties featuring her elaborate custom cakes. She enjoyed spending hours volunteering at school with her girls.
Katie is the loving daughter of Nancy Gannon Mongerson and Tom Gannon; sister of Amy Polk and sister-in-law of Jerry Polk; granddaughter of Clara Cox, Gordon Cox, Cecila Gannon and Bob Gannon; daughter-in-law of Don and Maureen Perata and Rosemary Reilly; sister-in-law of Becca Perata and aunt of Mia Rosati; and cherished niece, cousin and friend to countless many.

Private funeral services have been held. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to Vichy Parent Club, 3261 Vichy Ave., Napa, CA 94558.
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Obit: Dino Ghilloti - San Rafael CA - Son of Ghilloti Brothers Construction

By PETE BENNETT - Contra Costa Watch EMAIL
Phone: 510-460-5641
Posted: 06/18/2013

Reposted or Posted to Protect My Sons

Seeno 
Related: Arson / The Dead Seeno List /Obits
Related: About / Master Index

Cause of Death: Head Trauma 
Type; High Speed Accident 
Circumstances: Suspicious 
Linked: The Dead Seeno List It's time to call a spade a spade. 

One of the most common witness statements can be found on MSN is summed up just like my comments about my 2004 Hit and Run  "says the car Ghilotti was in came out of nowhere"


Authorities released 911 calls from a car crash that killed a University of Miami student days after he got his diploma.
The calls were placed after the crash, which killed Dino Ghilotti, who was on his way home from celebrating his graduating at Club Liv in Miami Beach.
"We need an ambulance," said the caller.
"There was an accident. We all ran outside. There's a guy. He's unresponsive. We need to get him out of the car asap," the caller said.
Twenty-year-old Ghilotti was riding in the backseat of a car when it crashed early Sunday morning in Coral Gables. It happened near the UM campus. Ghilotti graduated days earlier. His girlfriend, Allison Meyer, was driving the car around 4:30 a.m. 
The driver of the other car, Rosalina Prado, says the car Ghilotti was in came out of nowhere. During the 911 call for help, before police arrived, Ghilotti stopped breathing.
According to one of those 911 callers, they noticed the victim had a head trauma. The caller told a 911operator it looked like he hit his head on glass.
No charges have been filed yet in the crash, authorities said.
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Update: Man dies in Magalia fire

By PETE BENNETT - Contra Costa Watch EMAIL
Phone: 510-460-5641
Posted: 06/13/2013

Reposted to Protect My Sons

Arson Murder - Magalia / Paradise CA
Related: Arson / Arson
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UPDATE June 23 2013 - I posted these articles as they were extremely close to my sons residence.  Given that I was cut off from them andd given the number of incidents in Contra Costa that are arson - that was enough for me - 

5:30 p.m. Update: Man dies in Magalia fire

By Rick SilvaManaging Editor
The Butte County Sherriff's office and Butte County Fire Investigation Team are investigating a fatal fire that at a single wide mobile home on Drexel Road in Magalia.
The fire, which authorities say was the second one at the home in two weeks, occurred at 2:47 a.m. and began in the back bedroom.
The name of the man who died is being withheld until deputies can get a positive identification, though Sgt. Jason Hail said they believe that they know the name of the victim.
Firefighters were called after a neighbor Marion Prevatt, 40, was awakened by his growling dog as if someone was in his yard.
But when Prevatt looked outside, he saw the mobile directly across the street from his emanating smoke and ran across the street to help his neighbor.
“About the time I got there to the front door, there

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as like an explosion,” he said. “Something went boom and fire just came out the window and of everything else.”
Despite the fire and the explosion, Prevatt said he still tried getting to his neighbor.
“I got to the ice box near his back room,” he said. “But it got so hot that I started to choke out. I went in three different times … I barely made it out myself.”
Prevatt said he tried yelling for the man to come out and went down to his knees at one point. He said the man never responded to his calls and never yelled for help of any kind.
“I hollered his name but he never responded,” he said.  
Prevatt said the man usually sleeps on the couch and when he entered the house, he noticed the man wasn't there.
“I've never seen him go back there,” he said. “I knew something was wrong when I could find him.”
That is when he made his way to the back of the house, but was overcome with smoke and heat.
“It was so hot, I could see the orange glowing under the door,” he said. “I tried everything I could do to bring the guy out. I just couldn't do it.”
He said the man was a frequent visitor to his home and traded movies with him.
“He was kind of like my father,” he said. “But then my father passed away. He was kind of a role model.
CAL Fire Capt. Joe Tapia said the fire is still under investigation and says it could a month to get finish the investigation.
Tapia said last week's fire at the home and Wednesday morning's fire were both being investigated but would not deem them suspicious.
Hail said that deputies were there for a very in-depth coroner's report and that they are waiting an autopsy to determine cause of death.
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