Oliver Alridge, NY, 1940 July 11

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ALRIDOB, Oliver Re Gute, (1, 1G4O |
Black, li7, electrocuted Sing Sing (Cattaraugus County) on
July 11, 1940. Affirmed 28 NE -2nd= 23, On Decs 9, 1939,
Oliver Alridge killed his wife's employer while intoxica-
ted because the man had allegedly,made advances towards |
his wife. Her employer had willAlridge and his wife

his estate and had threatened to cut them out of his

Will,

ALRIDGE, Oliver Ry GJuly (1, 1G 40

Black, 17, electrocuted Sing Sing (Cattaraugus County) on
July 11, 1940, Affirmed 28 NE -2nd- 23, On Dec, 9, 1939
Oliver Alridge killed his wife's employer while intoxica-
ted because the man had allegedly, made advances towards
his wifes Her employer had willAlridge and his wife

his estate and had threatened to cut them out of his

va.

will,

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