Only three of Norris and Bittaker’s victims’ bodies were ever found, according to court documents posted on Justia. Lucinda Shaefer and Andrea Hall’s bodies were never found, but Norris confessed to the crimes and shared the details. He told investigators they threw Shaefer and Hall’s bodies into some bushes in the San Gabriel Mountains, where the Toolbox killers did their crimes and dumped most of their victims, Crime Reads reported.

The skulls of 15-year-old Jacqueline Gilliam and 13-year-old Jacqueline Lamp were found with Norris’s help. Gilliam’s skull had part of an ice pick lodged inside, and Lamp’s skull showed evidence of hammer strikes. According to court documents, after an entire night of enduring the depravities inflicted by the killers, the terrorized young girls were killed the next morning when Bittaker shoved an ice pick into Gilliam’s ear and into her brain and strangled her. They hit Lamp — the only victim that was not sexually assaulted — with a sledgehammer, and Bittaker strangled her while Norris beat her with a hammer until she died.

The last young woman Norris and Bittaker killed was Shirley Ledford. The macabre murderers made audio recordings of themselves raping and torturing the 16-year-old before they strangled her to death with a coat hanger. In that case, they decided to leave Ledford’s body in a suburban neighborhood “so they could see the reaction in the newspaper,” according to court records. A jogger found the girl’s brutalized body, with the wire hanger still around her neck.