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Robert Dale Henderson (March 14, 1945 [1] [2] – April 21, 1993) was an American spree killer. [3] [4] He murdered at least twelve victims. [4] Early life.
Not long after his sentencing, several inmates at the Hernando County Prison, among them spree killer Robert Dale Henderson, attempted to break out, but were thwarted by the authorities. During the escape attempt, Mansfield was offered freedom, but declined. [52]
Floyd Cone Jr. and FHP Trooper Robert McDernon Sr. 30 Robert Dale Henderson [2] White 48 M April 21, 1993 Hernando: 5 murder victims [e] 31 Larry Joe Johnson [2] White 49 M May 5, 1993 Madison: James Hadden 32 Michael Alan Durocher [2] White 33 M August 25, 1993 Clay: Joshua Durocher, Grace Reed, and Candice Reed 33 Roy Allen Stewart [2] White ...
Robert Henderson (mathematician) (1871–1942), Canadian-American mathematician and actuary; Robert G. Henderson, sound editor; Bobby Henderson (activist) (born 1980), creator of the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster; Robert Henderson , fictional character in Scottish soap opera; Robert Dale Henderson (1945–1993), American serial killer
Robert Piest: 15 United States of America In the late hours of December 11, 1978, teenager Robert Piest was working at the Nisson Pharmacy. He was approached by John Wayne Gacy, who mentioned that his firm often hired teenage boys almost double the pay Piest earned at the pharmacy. He lured the 15-year-old youth to his house and suffocated him.
Robert Dale Henderson (1993) H. H. Holmes (1896) Yuri Ivanov (1989) known as "the Ust-Kamenogorsk Maniac" Thomas Jeffrey (1826) known as "Jeffries the Monster" Hélène Jégado (1852) Jack Harold Jones (2017) John Joubert (1996) known as "the Woodford Slasher" Willi Kimmritz (1950) perpetrator of the "Horror of the Brandenburg Forest" murders
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Henderson's musical career began in 1980 with his first band Oblivion which also featured bassist Robert Trujillo from Metallica. Dale went on to form the band Black Sheep which would become Beowulf. The band consisted of former Neighborhood Watch guitarist Mike Jensen, Paul Yamada on bass and Roger DeGiacomi on drums (Mike Jensen’s cousin.)