The Old Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital
David Lind passed away in 1995 at age 55. His place of death was the old Santa Rosa Community Hospital. While still there, it is abandoned and looks pretty spooky. David’s immediate cause of death was a heart attack due to days of internal bleeding due to years of drug abuse. According to the death certificate, prior to his death David last worked for a year in the printing industry as a laborer. He was married at the time of his death.
3325 Chanate Road, Sonoma County.
localarts, 
John, 
Ken, and 2 others are discussing. 
Bobby 5:20 am on January 22, 2016 Permalink |
I’m sure I remember reading somewhere on your blog that he had a kid.. was that true?
John 5:29 am on January 22, 2016 Permalink |
I believe had an estranged daughter from an early marriage in the 60s.
John 5:31 am on January 24, 2016 Permalink |
Hi G, your full name comes up because that’s the profile name of your own blog I think.
gayle 1:01 am on January 26, 2016 Permalink |
Yeah, I just figured it out. Disregard the email I just sent you. I don’t have a blog. WordPress made me sign up to ‘like’ your posts or rate them with stars. I’ll see if I can change my name on it. Thanks. I’m ignorant to blog sites. I don’t use them.
gayle 1:05 am on January 26, 2016 Permalink |
I don’t get it, my comments disappear when I log it, but stay when not logged in. I just won’t log in anymore.
John 6:11 am on January 24, 2016 Permalink |
Gayle had trouble posting, but she wanted to say:
The idea of abandoned hospitals always intrigued me…so creepy! This one especially knowing Lind died there. Too bad it’s a 5 hour drive away from me. Sonoma County is beautiful.
Thanks G! Contrary to popular belief, Lind was never in witness protection. He was on the run, just like Tracy and Holmes…that whole paranoia… but Holmes was running from the law, not Nash. And Lind couldn’t be a real member of a biker gang. He just wasn’t cut from the same cloth as guys like that, he used intravenous drugs-which was a no-no (biker gangs have ethics?), and probably wasn’t seen as trustworthy, having failed at impressing these gangs I’m told. A true pariah even before Wonderland, he would remain one after as well. He led a nomad-like existence, estranged from even his own immediate family. Not even mentioned in his own mother’s obituary.
Gayle 11:00 pm on January 25, 2016 Permalink |
Thanks, I will use my computer and not my phone to leave comments.
I never understood that mentality of ‘no IV drug use’ that the bikers have. They do far worse. I guess they do see everything else they do as being ethical…crazy!
John 6:11 am on January 26, 2016 Permalink
and Holmes wasn’t mentioned in Sharon’s obit either.
Ken 9:29 am on January 28, 2016 Permalink
I would imagine it wold be less a matter of ethics than a matter of them knowing that IV drug users are completely unreliable and untrustworthy.
Imagine yourself being involved in a gang of people commiting crimes on an ongoing basis and one of your accomplises being an IV drug addict that the police could merely arrest and put through withdrawal to get him to flip on the entire gang…
John 5:18 am on January 29, 2016 Permalink
Very true Ken.
Ken 9:34 am on January 28, 2016 Permalink |
I don’t think that Holmes was listed in his mother Mary’s obituary either when she died several years back in her 90’s..
localarts 2:59 pm on February 1, 2016 Permalink |
You’re right, Ken. Holmes was left out of his mothers obit. There was a discussion about it on this blog some time ago. A few of the posters seemed a little upset Holmes was never mentioned but then again, it wasn’t their family name that had to bear the shame and humiliation for his actions either.