Eben Gossage, 20, seemed upset when no one answered the door at the apartment where his sister Amelia, 19, lived in San Francisco's North Beach. He went to Edward Seto, an officer of the firm that managed the girl's apartment building, who unlocked the door. Inside, the two men found Amelia (whom friends and family called Amy) dead, bludgeoned about the head and stabbed in the neck. Clad in a blood-soaked T shirt and white panties and partly covered with a bed sheet, the girl was lying in a pool of blood on the floor. The wall near by...
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