A statement released on behalf of his niece, Noreen Austin, said Blake died from heart disease, surrounded by family at home in Los Angeles.
He was adamant that he had not killed his wife and a jury ultimately acquitted him. But a civil jury would find him liable for her death and order him to pay Bakley's family $30 million, a judgment which sent him into bankruptcy. In 1993, Blake won another Emmy as the title character in, “Judgment Day: the John List Story,” portraying a soft-spoken, churchgoing man who murdered his wife and three children.
He went on to work with Hollywood legends, playing the young John Garfield in “Humoresque” in 1946 and the little boy who sells Humphrey Bogart a crucial lottery ticket in “The Treasure of the Sierra Madre.” When Bakley gave birth to a baby girl, she named Christian Brando - son of Marlon - as the father. But DNA tests pointed to Blake.
Another murderer that got away with it
Loved him as Baretta!
But but but OJ Simpson
Bonny Lee waiting for him on the other side
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He was great in Capotes In Cold Blood. Watch it for most that are uninformed.
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Do you not have better things to do like report on the video footage showing the police officer that they said died on Jan 6 walking around live and well or the tour the police gave the poor guy who got 4 years in prison for following the cops on a guided tour.
So murderer Blake then.