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Mae CEU te OL SUT Super okass nT m9" sate FIC RepatNe 75 FRONT PAGE DETECTIVE APRIL, 1970 Syracuse, NX. SAGA OF A GUY, A GAL AND A GUN... E 4 Cincinnati, Ohio $5000 COULDN'T BUY HER BACK FROM THE STRANGLER ale Detroit, Mich, CASE OF THE KILL-CRAZY KIDNAPER. Hartford, Conn. THE GIRLS THUMBED THEIR WAY TO ETERNITY......... : 34 Yreka, Cal. COULD A BEAUTY BE SO BEASTLY?. . : 40 Philadelphia, Pa, GAY LIFE AND VIOLENT DEATH OF JOHN S. KNIGHT, UI cd ata Parkersburg, W. Va. SOME RAGS, SOME BONES AND A HANK OF HAIR.......... a -. 50 Grand Marsh, Wis. THEY SHARED THEIR HOME WITH FATE. 54 FEATURES: THE BLOTTER . 3. THE CLEANUP SPOT wel LAW IN DISORDER 16 HUMAN TOUCH FRONT PAGE CASE BOOK . JAMES W. BOWSER, Editor KAREN KRIEGER, Manoging Editor AUGUSTINE PENNETTO, Art Direcior PAT LAMAR, Art Editor MARGARET MULLIGAN, Astocite Editor JUDITH LINDY, Production Editor KATHRYN GELFAND, Editonal Assitont GENE WITAL, Photographie Art BRP cui, IRIE NRE niet one most cat LOOK FOR YOUR FAVORITE DETECTIVE MAGAZINES EVERY TWO WEEKS * FRONT PAGE DETECTIVE + INSIDE DETECTIVE POSTMASTIR: send notice on Form 2879 te Box 4800, Marlon, Ohle 43302 mi Tasnctaa rei stil Alf manana tcopaniel by tang el-abdcace theofen Copia wa se oe ak Habe ee IE NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS: Change of address should 1 Give both your old and new addi ch us six weeks In advance of ‘enclosing if posible your old addr next ise date. Address: The Fétor, ‘THEIR OPINION May [we pruse and add an opin. ton? Tye afways biked myster dlr series, ete both ftion About 40" years ago, T began buying detective magazines. For a long time Luh a ander, then TJerned two things: (1) one cat afrd to buy all ef them und, (2) one runs into dpi fate stries Tent down to 1nsi0e nd Joost Peeu exclusively. 1 Tike the way Jour stories are writen and the fn At The Fink that tells the real end. A dot Is left out of rine stories inthe new Papers fat your magazines give the de fake Now thot Tam a ahutin, Taube seribe to loth of your magazines 50 thew come fn the mal 2 New for the opinion. Te just ne ished! reading’ The Bloter (January Prox Pos, 1976) and 1 noticed le. fers about old erimes. 1 too, like up to dite stones printed while they're stil fresh to oor minds but, Tle the old stores, too. One lelter siggested 2 thd tmagazine for old stores only. Here's ‘my opiaion on that. Are there enough 1 ew sh as yo pit 19 esp uch a magazine going. indefinitely? Tm sure there are same gbod od stories tat weve ether forgotten, never knew the true facts or never beard of. Foe spat, a story ou an old crime put in ‘whenever you sce Bt fs a ne idea, We Fear i sid that there wasnt so much ste way hack when, Tn. along. years and’ erime does seem to be get rg worse but there har always been crime. It hogan in the Garden of Eden So give us an old story now and theo, “M1 Tobin, Detrot, Mich You ask the public opinion in ee printing some of the old. detective Mori, Sure would love lo red again i bout Card Ann Fugite ond. Chavis Stikwther (Boy One Murder Binz, May enor ract, 1998) since Can Fuga tying to ean her freedom fn 1976. Hose quick people forget wat {hill seoker she was, Even youn, she new er wrongs. She dda eae i her own mother lived or died [She seis] in dcp sith all those ings of 11 people. Yes, let the public read about her again. She i where she be Tongs: Let her stay thee. f miyself learned in, Sunday schol atthe age Fe, what the corpoanudments were. THE BUOTTER ther and have alwoys believed her to be faulty as she kept right with C, Stark Srether into one mess then a willing fhocomptice to the next one, as a thell feckers [She is] just as guilty as he tyas, Come on nov, and let the public read this story again, This int so Tong, figo, but many of our teenagers can ead this also... If the parole board thinks C. Fugate needs a parole, pre Sent them a copy of what she was in elved in, In one, part of that story they took Carole King into a cave and Cant Fugate told Starkweather, this fone ic mine. She handled the gin he Tuad. Sock that story to the public. “B, Riser, Fairborn, Ohio ‘A GROSS CRIME Tread the story He Had Sex On His Mind and Death in His Hand (De- tember rH0NT Face, 1975). How could 2 Many Zexz Slain white doing her job such a penon gin plz pace and de soch's ros thing? Even after she wv fom dead, he did exen com. tnt hirwelf to police. It was fom Jan- thy 3 1972, 10 August 29 1975 [ont he wae cul jst dont see ow it Could fave ro. that. long, without {esto me Ca Me he dd was doing her jb and beens of The was found dead ~Allen Whitcot, Cincinnati, Ohio -AvIND GESTURE It sas a hearuwarming touch to the fend of that tagie story They Hed to Be Animals To Do This To Her (Jan. uy rnoser race, 1976) when the informant, who brake the ease, asked that the 5000 reward ho donated to the vicin’s two chdren. 15 nice to iow that peole stil cae about others ai ot tnly for. themselves, Some people woul have kept the tone for Fhinelf But the generos person gave itto dildren who certainly el pect Not only dd this Individual get foe | Colved in the eae but a number of | Cher citizens ia that town apt ine Solved, Lsuess fear prompted. people to lp police in apprehending the 9 responsible for such a beta and sense- Ue urn And ely for Wat cme | munity police arested two suspects Tevet havo commited feces =D. MeDoneld, Augista, Co TOO CRUEL TO IMAGINE ; T think the story They Ran Oper i Bobbie Again and Again (February , most pace, 1976) was the most i sadistic and vile crime T have over i read. The ones who did it had be fuel aid inhuman, How those gle ; survived as long as they did after being t run over repeatedly by a car is a mys ' tery to me. One girl died after an | ' agonizing 12 hours. The surviving gil finally was able to Bag someone dawn fn the road to help her. If it wast for that man and his daughter she prob- ably would have died also. But she lived and was able to give police a description of the assailants, The whole attack was beyond any comprehension of cruelty, Bach time they ran over the inl they checked her pulte to see if she were stil alive, Tonly hope those responsible get what they deserve. Valerie Sloan, St.Petersburg, Fla. | | | i innocent victim 1s always the innoeat who de the teu of some eran acta in ! the sory The Gay's Cora Cun an a School Bus Full of ‘Kids (Rebnacy row vice, 1976), After fobbing & bank, their fein the sect | with offers bot pursuit Findly seeing his chance of escape-a school ; ‘bus full of kids—he forced the driver to take him away, Those poor children ‘ ‘must have been terrified with the bus Speeding at 80 mi an hour Ta ast ation like that police had to proceed ‘ith th utmost eaten. They flowed the bs, et they alt tun te funman’s fre for fear of sting one the ds When the bus wet Sapo and a shootout ensued, one ite boy was left dead the victim of a mice act. 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Rogers was Appninted Secretary of State "I don’t think there was anything special about hee,” said a local sher HH deputy, “She was just one of the Kids weld soe hanging around.” Tn the 1974 ediion of The Key- sioner, the Nerwood:Norfolk Senior High "School yearbook, investigators fouuil a photo of the ‘naurdered gi above the caption; “Can You Ever Think of Any Better W “They called her ‘J’ in school” a lacmate said. “She was real small, tiny you could even say. She couldn't have stood more thin Bre-footwo oF weighed 110, but there was something ynamie about he She didn't gradoate with the rest ‘of um" the girl went on, "She dropped ‘out Isher Binal semester, J think it had Something to do with 2 course she Failed, but 1 could be wrong "When she left school, she droped fot of sight, I dida' have any idea of ‘what became of her until T read about what heppened.” “T can understand why she was in such # hurry to go to Syracuse,” si ther of the gels acquaintances sald Finding 2 ob arom ers net to ponte when times are bad ike the, Ard living bee's ot too exciting ther: Most of the Bids aren inter ‘Sted in anything but hockey Sh loc of ule cope fom big fam alee that cart afford to send them (9 College she sid, “even if they wanted to go So they go dawn to Syracuse tied tay to ind job, I they se them ities a dead en here, aaybe the cliy scams etclting to them, They £60 it tevin, you knw: “east blane the city,” one of the rmurdefed. Ts relatives told news met“ could ae happened tn any fay with maniac. She bad her foto ing ard thaty where she went toe “Sho was the gayest lite thing,” the live and loved life Jay" hd grown up on a farm be- tween Notfoll. and the. seighboring hamlet of Raymondville, “There ws tothing that child” would sot do_ for fer fois" the relaive added,“ aiveaylped ith things around the Three yours caller, she explained when Jadean was 16, an lness had prevented her father’ fom woeking. ‘The gil had responded by Boing em ployment atm Masons, N.Ye noring “That litle il gota job and kept wp in school too" the relative ro Cilled. “She wed to come home fom School, get cleaned ‘up and then T Wrould drive her Into work every day They all loved her there and she loved When Jadean imoved to. Syracuse she kept touch with her fay by ‘Sgt. Sardino, Inv. Heany, Chief Sardino and Dep. Chief Dil (L to R) all worked probe. cee en We Imew where she verti often s the ha what she a doing seo a 1 Kanw one thing” she continued “whoever tal her up and billed her Gilat dot stone: Sho wis ty, bat She as wy ad srapoy “title Jay never Intentionally hurt a soul in her Ie, That's why 1 cat foerstand why anyone wuld want hurt het, She loved life foo much Tn Syracuse, homicide investigators spoke withthe young weman who had titen Tad Do he job atthe iverpoot Ramada Ton "We were just about inseparable.” she sald "SingeT Yad only Tearners Permit and Jay had a license, we were niwaye togather, We went to bingo, Played cards at home, watched TV, Tsteed to records and went shopping on Fridays. Sho even walched my hi iand's store when he couldnt be there. GYYE worked the same shit atthe ots, ery eran Tey wosld walkover fe fem he lace nd et the cote for ur And thon iigatcreg iets "Wo wre very cane” she aed “Jay even told me about her dates.” Would you mind tellng us about then” a mil detective asked ate on Monday evening, Osaber after Itrviewing ts any persons a they cold Bd whe lew he dere gl Syracuse poe announced tbat hey had ued a pickup oer Beara John A Poy, Jt of Shon tard Stet, The betel, dart aed Young man, wibeses reported, tren one of Jaden Bupa lat bo friends. eae ee "Weve got some cicumstani ey idence linking Pry tothe womae Sergeant Frank Satna of the Selec tive Enforcement Unit od a epetee “There song poaily he say be in possesion of Be Bedlber hens Sones nthe homie We believe Peny still aroma town." theives edn Se he “is a pretty good suspect.” . “Tacday night, Syrico pice ob tained a wares charging Pony att second “degree muri, ‘The sated tan wis desorbed 8 5 fs 9 hes ta; 143 pounds, wilh brews Rab ae 2 lg mustache, Sought ai wa Yeacald Thomas Cour, a aed be Heed tring with The flowing day, 2 finer mae for Judean Dopus Was elebrated at Si Haynonds Chachi Rayman vil, aboot two males nth of Nor folk, Two state policemen es and. at the eervices watching. the Psion fom th unnared Even a the murdered gel was bn (Continued on poge 24) , Make up to12°° anhour— \; even while learning! 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Stele, 20, and Steer suspect, Sibeet igen 2 istorating ta, were charged we the nudes afer the tw 10 ear gis rere found bane in an Go May 10, 1975, Tnves the viens Yad been coed, raped toon and then dons ith’ fa able liquil before. being. set ale Sfiss Stat dio! lnoehately but Miss eden sed og ah tel police the name of one of the at tacktrs war "Chaz ckson County (Mo) Circuit Gourt jury found Vincent X. Lee guilty fof (wo counts of Bint degice murder nl two counts of robbery in the June 15, 1975, slayings of Mrs. Judith ell ahd Robert Pope ata 7-Eleve sore (Compliance Meant Executor October most ace, 1975). Mrs. Mitchel, a clerk atthe store, and Pope {customer were found shot to death Tauck room, The crimes were al ged to have been commilted about erat. ated several state's witnesses {eatifed Lee as having been ator near the scene at that time, One witness reported to police that he saw a freshly painted Blick and yellow Cadillac near the scene of the’ crime. Acthoaritis checked car-psinting shops and found that a man named Lee recently had his 1965 Cadillac painted yellow and black, There alo was stienifc ev idence presented that showed ba found on the left shoe Lee was ing when arrested was similar to the hair of Mn. Mitchel, Dried. blood spots were discovered on the sight shoe and a trace of gunpowder on his hand. Kerchief. The defense key witness was a US. marine who testified Loe was Si is apartment for Sve or ten minates Dereon 1:30 and 2 pat, the day of the shootings. On cross examination, however, he admitted that his assertion of time was basically « guess a After 4 Norfolk County (Mass) Su perior Court fury found Thomas F. felnerney gully of the fist degree 10 THE CLEANUP SPOT rmuer of Cynthia Hartford, 26, in her Quiney spartinent on August 15, 1074 Ut Tas to Be Someone Who Hates Women, May #nost racs, 1975), he was sentenced by a judge to life ime rsument. ‘This sentence wil be Servet ater Melnemey completes a life term he recelved for the second degree murder of Dora Howarth in 1962. Melnemey was paroled in 1973 for that murder conviction, During the tral, the judge granted a defense mo. tion that a partal confession, Melner- rey allegedly made (0 lay officers be eld from the jury. The presce on presented six witnesses who test el the defendant had confessed. the Killing to them, According to Melner. ey, he had tet the victim in «bar and secompanied het to her apartment ‘where the woman allegedly laughed at him because he was impotent. They ‘quarecled and he steangled her a David Roberts was convicted on nine counts in the murders of Bil Patric; his wife, Ann ond thelr infant daugh- ter in their New Whiteland, Ind, home (When Outrage Followed Outrage, April rrost Pact, 1975). In the first hil ofa two-part trial, Roberts was found guilty on six counts of murder and arson, A month later, he was con- ieted on three counts of felony murder ‘while having a prior unrelated robbery ‘conviction. This conviction entries 2 randatory death sentence. The pros- tceulion presented records showing that Roberts had served six years and six months of a 12-year sentence for com- ritting a zobbery, Whon the defen- ant took the stand during the second part of the trial, he denied ever being in New Whiteland before, Tn the Brst part ofthe trial a coronce testified that the couple's death were not accidental or caused by a fire, but were due to asphyxiation by: unknown means, The infant died of smoko inhalation from the January 20, 1974, fire in their home, A fire marsbal testifed the fire was set dliberitely. The prosecution alleged Roberts killed Patrick to keep him from testifying against him at a theft tral, Roberts has been sentenced tw die in the electric chair plus five life terms for each murder conviction and 1 5:o-20 year term for arson. Joxeph Kallinger, accused inthe murder of a New Jersey nurse and series of robberies and sexual assaults fn three states (Would a Father Take His Son On @ Rape-Murder Sprec?, May rnowr act, 1975), was sea eae to 30 8D yen prom for the eres of four Tans, Pa Mncwives on Docanber 3, 1975. Th dg tend Him Ww rinet-20 ee oe cit alse 2 Fh de tr thr, Kal 00 a innur of 30 ais in eon ur Penni Kew The ule any chased alinge. for wworing the four women he robbed that i they seperted hin to polis ‘the font sysean being what it, TH be St in bo time to get you? “You aro tern Mr Klinger the judge sid Kallinger wil stand tl in Now Jersey for the death of Mao Fasching ° Sandea Good, 3, former roommate of Lynette Squealy) Fromme wh wae Senfenced to life Bnprsonment for at tempting to asssinate President Ford om September 6, 1975. (Ilanson Gil Plots to Ril President, December now pxor, 1978), was indicted by a federal grand jury on changes of mai ing IT death thats fo comport ot exatives, Another Manson follower alo Stas indicted. An FB spokesman eid tho indictment was the raul of Meg “death Uist” and the reported naling of thretening letters 10. cor: oration ‘executives. whose. Industries tere sleet to have contnbuted fo en vironmental petition Charles Demis Easley was found sully of murder with malice in the 1069 deah of T-year-td Donna, Ma tie Golsh (Don't Get nto Cars With Strangers, Aveust rnose nace, 1070). ‘jury had sentenced him to death but 4 Re el War grand ad the ese twas heard by 3 udge without a fry. Tad the jodge found Easley Innocent the woald have gain his freedom, The jadge rejected arguments by asays Lewyer that there, was insullicent or idence to suppor a gully verdit. 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And nto a Kidnaping ment that it was had ever handled ‘AL the Gorman home on Ould Drive, ia a fashionable section of Cin ional, there was no puzalement at all, nstead there was deep. anaiety an worry, Her Family Kew that if S Stayed sway’ from horne Bt was bec omeone wat forcing her (0. ‘Susan was an unusually active gel sand clearly not the type to disappear tim her own, She worked en petitions Campaigned for cxsses, repaired me Ghanleal things, rode "a rootoreycle. Served as election judge and was the ‘nly female on the’ Ann If Boer Training Corps Drill Team at th tunivenity, where she was 2 pre-law stodent in the Bist week of November she Tad taken an afterschool job to cam money for Christmas gilts asa clerk at a cheese store on Evie Avenue. Since it eas fn the Hyde Dusk section of the m the Cor home, Susan sometimes rode her ryele to work. (On days when the weather was bad, however, she walked. ‘That was the ‘cue on Wednesday, November 26, 1075 a¢ 2 minture of rain and snow Fell in Cincinnati Susan arrived at the store st 3 7. Classes at the university were over for the week and the coed had a heliday to look forward to. She worked ntl 6:15, as usual, then put oa her ski jacket and weiked out into the wet hilly night. If she hursied, she could bye Brome in time to thaw out, clean up and relax a few minutes before siting down to dinner at seven, But, when. Susan's family sat down to Thanksgiving dinner, there was an ‘mply chair atthe table, A call to the store told the Cormnans that Susan had frrived and loft work. Calls to ber friends gave them no fakling of where she might be. They knew her boy friend was hundreds of miles away stationed in an Army camp. en abducted, probers [At 10:30 434. Thanksgiving mom- ing, a phone call was received at the Gorman home. It wae about Sian, but not from her and it sent her father to police headquarters where he reported missing and said a man had called demanding a $5000 ransom for her safe return “The call had been taken by one of Susan's brothers. The kidnaper warmed he war holding Susan and two other coeds and said he would call over the Send to say where he wanted the money left. Gorman said he got to the ‘Phone in time to hear the caller’ final Sentence ... This I no joke. ‘The missing. gil 19; five feet, four i ing, about 130” pounds dark, curly hair; hazel eyes, and when Tast Seen, wearing a light blue denim jumper, a red-andawhite gingham black patent leather finally, 9 dark blue i jacket. The ransom call that followed Carol's disappearance may have heen merely the afterthought of a man who already had committed murder by JOHN V. TEN EYK = XN Days went by before coed’s body was: found in roadside ditch. 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Her faclty adviser at tho Univer sity of Gana sld Suan fl a Tt 3 portunities were opening un for oon and tho vas looking forward To'women in ROTC in. superisory roles 1 sophomore at the university she snared tn plea! science and had 8 etter than B average Ter cours included. miltary sch cence, moral and plies! ides, Amer Scan palit, probaly and satis, rape Beto writer and Hebrew SIE had lot of friends at the univer- sity, to, induding members of the Pershiig Riles, a miltay-alliated fratemity that fumished del teams and color guards, ‘She had enrolled in ROTC when she fist entered the school and was ‘ceorbod. asa. dedicated member, committed to the program. Sho had beeen promoted from cadet private to cadet Sergeant in one year, an unusual promotion for such a short time. She Wwas a squad leader, responsible for Freshman cadets, acting as a. sort of student advisor. ‘Susan had coached softball team and in her sexapbooks there were to first-place ribbons for swimming, ‘There were alo numerous snapshots, Neues, a presed rie fem =. dance and newpaper clippings. Susan ako ‘was fond cf music, and would sing While her father played the piano She was always smiling and met 2 person she dide® lke” a family member said, “She acerpted everyone the way thy were Anytime nyone wanted someone to do something, Bloaps went to Souns A ‘The previous summer sho had ac- companied a woman with cerebral palsy to the West Coast by car, tak ing care of her throughout the’ long Journey s0 the worn could move te bbe with her husband in the service, For the past to summers ‘she worked at a restaurant and it as at the "reauant where ihe met the young man who Was now described as hee fance. es She lio was mechanically minde aod hada” bok on how tose watches, She recently had put a rots sei together an had planed to we it to cook the family Thanksgivin finkey tenella No, absolutely not, was the answer Susan's family had to the question as fo wheter she woold wilgly pare Ueipite in a Kidnaping hose (Continued on page 10) LIZZIE BORDEN TOOK AN AXE AND GAVE HER MOTHER 40 WHACKS, WHEN SHE SAW WHAT SHE HAD DONE SHE GAVE HER FATHER 41. 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