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Murder: William Hodge July 15, 1845 Robbery and Murder: Stephen Hodge Robbery and Murder: William Hinkle August 13, 1858 Murder: F. Gillick April 27, 1860 Murder: N. A. Johnson May 18, 1860 Robbery and Murder: Daniel Clifford June 19, 1860 Robbery and Murder: Benjamin McComb February 17, 1865 Murder: Chester Bellows December 16, 1887 Murder ...
The 9th Earl of Shaftesbury died in 1961 aged 91. He was buried in the Parish Church at Wimborne St Giles near the family estate. The earl's titles passed to his 22-year-old grandson, Anthony Ashley-Cooper. The 9th Earl had carefully arranged financial matters on the Shaftesbury Estate so that his heirs would avoid death duties.
Side Lights on the Batson Case, a Recrudescence of the Murder of the Earll Family in Louisiana in 1903, arguing that instead of Batson, two unknown men, "number one" and "number two" had killed the Earlls. In the book he argued this possibly stemmed from an earlier feud the Earll family had acquired in Kansas.
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Susanna Montgomerie, Countess of Eglinton (1690 – 18 March 1780) was the third wife of Alexander Montgomerie, 9th Earl of Eglinton. She lived as a widow for nearly 51 years [ 1 ] before dying at Auchans, Scotland in 1780, aged 90. [ 2 ]
Honken grew up in Britt, Iowa. [3] His father, Jim Honken, was an alcoholic schemer who was allegedly neglectful. Honken reported in his pre-sentence investigation that his father struck him numerous times during his childhood, although he denied that his father was physically abusive and maintained that the emotional turmoil in his early life mostly stemmed from his father's alcoholism.
Another theory was that Senator Jones hired William "Insane Blackie" Mansfield, an ex-convict and former U.S. Army soldier stationed at Fort Leavenworth, to murder the Moore family. [8] Nine months before the murders at Villisca, a similar case of axe murder occurred in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Jennifer Reali met a man who convinced her to murder his wife, telling Reali that the murder was a mercy killing because his wife had lupus. She received a life sentence which was commuted in 2011, making her eligible for parole. In December 2017, she was granted parole, but died of pancreatic cancer in March 2018.