Theobald Lengyel, the previous Mr. Bungle saxophonist and an establishing member of the speculative rock band, was detained and charged with murder on Tuesday (January 2) after authorities found body parts following the disappearance of his sweetheart, Alice Kamakaokalani Herrmann, reports The New York Times“As the examination advanced, it ended up being clear that nasty play was included, causing the recognition of Theobald Lengyel as a suspect,” the Capitola Police Department stated in a declaration.
Herrmann was last seen in Santa Cruz, California on December 3 and was officially reported missing out on by her household on December 12. According to an authorities declaration, her red Toyota Highlander SUV was found at Lengyel’s home in El Cerrito, an hour and 40 minutes drive from her home in Capitola. Detectives discovered human remains in Berkeley’s Tilden Regional Park and are still in the middle of the recognition procedure.
The El Cerrito Police Department declares Lengyel has actually not worked together with their examination. After Kamakaokalani’s disappearance, Lengyel left the city to drive to Portland, Oregon, cops stated.
Mr. Bungle formed in 1985 in Eureka, California. The band’s initial lineup included vocalist Mike Patton, guitar player Trey Spruance, bassist Trevor Dunn, drummer Jed Watts, and Lengyel on alto saxophone, clarinet, and secrets. Lengyel had fun with the band both live and in studio, appearing on their 1986 demonstration The Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny and the 3 demonstrations that followed, along with their studio albums Mr. Bungle in 1991 and Disco Volante in 1995 before leaving that following year. Later on, he went on to launch music as Mylo Stone.