Joseph Naso, 77, said Marin County sheriff’s Detective Ryan Petersen failed to show probable cause for arresting him.
“No where in any of the four statements is there evidence showing names, descriptions, nor the intended fate disclosed in any writings, notes, or lists found in the defendents (sic) home or person,” Naso said in the one-page handwritten motion.
“No photo’s found in the defendents home depict any woman who appear in forced posing, forced bondage or being deceased,” Naso added. “All photo’s found in defendents home of woman were/are under free will.”
Judge Andrew Sweet rejected the motion Monday morning but granted Naso’s request to delay the July 11 preliminary hearing so he could have more time to prepare, said District Attorney Ed Berberian.
Naso has pleaded not guilty to charges of murdering four reputed
prostitutes, two of whose bodies were found in Contra Costa County.
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