Richard Dare, OK, 1963 June 1

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He shot and
killed his wife's nephew, 16-year-old William McCormick
and when the 60-year-old Mr. Albert returned from work,

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he shot him to death also. He turned himself in and
confessed the crime. On June {: 1963, the 30-year-old
Dare died in the electric chair at Okalhoma State
Penitentiary in McAlester,

Source; Master Detective September, 1963

DARE, Richard Henry Large Card

On Aubust § 1960, Dare went to the Oklahoma City home
of his father-in-law, Ted Albert, a City bus driver and
strangled his 2l-year-old WIS estranged wife, Patricia,
and her mother, Mrs. Virginia Albert. He shot and
killed his wife's nephew, 16-year-old William McCormick
and when the 60-year-old Mr, Albert returned from work,
he shot him to death also. He turned himself in and
confessed the crime. On June J, 1963, the 30-year-old
Dare died in the electric chair at Okalhoma State
Penitentiary in McAlester,

Source; Master Detective September, 1963

DARE, Richard Henry Large

On August $7, 1960, Dare went to the Okdahona
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he shot him to death also. He turned himself in and
confessed the crime, On June #, 1963, the 30-year-old
Dare died in the electric chair at Okalhona State
tiary in McAlester,

Master Detective September, 1963



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