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2. Richard Hickock - Wikipedia

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   Hickock was released from prison in August 1959, after serving seventeen months. [2] Upon release from prison, he got a job at a body shop in Olathe, Kansas and tried to live an upright life; however, soon afterwards, he contacted Smith. Hickock and Smith met up in Olathe, where they collected supplies to aid in the commission of the crimes.

3. Perry Edward Smith - Wikipedia

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   Smith met with Hickock, and almost immediately the two set out to work out Hickock's plan. Driving west to Holcomb , they entered the Clutter home through an unlocked door late in the evening of November 14, 1959, whereupon they bound, gagged, and then murdered the four family members present: Herbert Clutter and his wife Bonnie, and their ...

4. Clutter family murders - Wikipedia

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   The killers, Hickock and Smith, were arrested six weeks after the murders and were eventually executed by the state of Kansas in 1965. Capote ultimately spent six years working on his book. When finally published in 1966, In Cold Blood was an instant success.

5. Capital punishment in Kansas - Wikipedia

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   The last execution in Kansas took place on June 22, 1965 (double hanging of George York and James Latham). [4] Perhaps the most infamous Kansas death penalty case was that of Richard Hickock and Perry Smith, sentenced for the 1959 murder of a farming family.

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7. Hotel worker's family demand answers over killing - AOL

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   Travelodge staff had observed Stephen Cole "acting strangely" and the hotel chain would not have accepted his booking if it had known about his background, the coroner previously heard.