neighbors said the drug-fueled Wonderland parties often included loud, violent screaming and disruptive noise, so when they heard the murders occurring, they simply believed another party was taking place. The house was notorious for round-the-clock mayhem and debauchery. Suspects John Holmes was arrested and charged with four counts of murder in March 1982, after his handprint was found in one of the bedrooms. Holmes was acquitted in June 1982, after a three-week trial. It determined that he was an unwilling participant who was forced to watch the attack. He spent 110 days in jail for contempt of court. Holmes died on March 13, 1988, from AIDS complications in Los Angeles. In 1990, Nash was charged in California state court with having planned the murders, and Diles was charged with participating in the murders, but both men were acquitted in 1991. Diles died in 1997 from liver failure. Aftermath As of January 2017, Susan Launius is both the sole survivor of the Wonderland murders and the only living member of the Wonderland Gang. Ron Launius, 37, Billy DeVerell, 44, Joy Miller, 46, and Barbara Richardson, 22, all died in the 1981 massacre. Launius is buried at Lodi Memorial Park and Cemetery in Lodi, CA. DeVerell is buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Park (Covina Hills) in Covina, CA. Miller is buried at Mount Sinai Memorial Park in Los Angeles. Richardson is buried at Saint Marys Catholic Cemetery and Mausoleum in Sacramento, CA, under her father's last name (Easton). Susan Launius survived the attack and lives in southern California. David Lind died of a heroin overdose on November 16, 1995, aged 55. He is buried at Santa Rosa Memorial Park in Santa Rosa, CA. Tracy McCourt died of unspecified causes on October 18, 2006, aged 57. He is buried at Congregation Emanuel Cemetery in Denver, CO. The fates of others allegedly involved in the Nash robbery or Wonderland attacks are: John Holmes died of medical complications due to AIDS on March 13, 1988, aged 43. Gregory Diles died of liver failure on January 16, 1997, aged 48. Eddie Nash died of unspecified causes on August 9, 2014, aged 85. Any other assailants who might have participated in the bludgeoning attack on the Wonderland Gang have neither been identified nor prosecuted; their fate and whereabouts are unknown. In popular culture Film The film Boogie Nights (1997), which is loosely based on the life of