Lawrence Moore, AR, 1960 October 28

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MOORE, Lawrence Gene
Black, 21, electrocuted Arkansas SP (Crittenden County)

on October 28, 1960, See appeal (331 Sw (2nd) 8))1)-
Filed ARKANSAS = BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPTS, Moore, 19
at time of crime, had a 5th grade education.and had been
convicted of 11 burglaries previously, On night of Sep,
20, 1958, he and Robert Cuttler broke into Dabbs School
House with intention of robbine drink machines. They
surprised watchman Ross Nichols, who lived on premises,
and Moore shot and killed Nichols,

MOORE, Lawrence Gene

Black, 21, electrocuted Arkansas SP (Crittenden County)
on October 28, 1960, See appeal (331 SW (2nd) Bh1)=
Filed ARKANSAS = BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPTS, Moore, 19
at time of crime, had a 5th grade education.and had been
convicted of 11 burglaries previously, On night of Sep.
20, 1958, he and Robert Cuttler broke into Dabbs School
House with intention of robbins drink machines, They
surprised watchman Ross Nichols, who lived on premises,
and Moore shot and killed Nichols.

MOORE, Lawrence Gene
Black, 21, electrocuted Arkansas SP (Crittenden County)
on October 28, 1960, See appeal (331 SW (2nd) 8))1)-
Filed ARKANSAS - BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPTS, Moore, 19
at time of crime, had a Sth grade education and had been
convicted of 11 burglaries previously, On night of Sep.
20, 1958, he and Robert Cuttler broke into Dabbs School
House with intention of robbins drink machines. They

surprised watchman Ross Nichols, who lived on premises,
and Moore shot and killed Nicholss



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