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DATE COMMUTED :
OR REDUCED
1950 to 1954
-1955
4 Jan
4 Jan
& Jan
4 Jan
5 Oct
Y sea ee
Fee
’.. PRISONER
& SVC
NONE
Borner/A
Emerson/A
Freeman/A
Howard/A
Kunak/A
Burris/A |
Carver/A .
' Yigneault/A
.
DATE OF
_ DEATH
) SENTENCE
19Nov51
4Nov52
12Jun52 _
19Nov51
13Jun52
7Jul54
27Aug54
22May52_
PERIOD FROM
SENTENCING TO
COMMUTATION
1 mo
2 mo
6 mo
1 mo
8 mo
(16
23
16
11
29
da
da
da
da.
da.
Pcs; Fine ENE S
: Os ha EN Pog. Ze R ee RS Tee aS St
a re ee idhkeie are Se oe eee Nene Bay
OFFENSE
Murder/Rape
Rape
Murder/Rape
Murder /Rape
Murder’
Murder
Murder
Murder
eae
Le eee ts he Oe gt) “
rete hee eee Seales BREN el
~
ARMY - AIR FORCE DEATH SENTENCES COMMUTED OR REDUCED; 1950 TO 15 OCT 65.
TERMS OF
COMMUTATION
Life; red to
23 yr, 17Nov64
Life; red to
22 yr, 13Dec63
Life; red to
20 yr, 13Apr65_
Life; red to
23 yr, 17May65
Life; red to
22 yr, 13Apr65
Life; red to
20 yr, 14Sep65
Life; red to
32 yr, 5Mar65 ,
Life; no ae
clemency/parole _
_ REMARKS
Presidential;
on parole from
USP, Nov 62°
Presidential;
USP, Lewis-
burg, PA
Presidential;
USP, Leaven-
| worth, KS.
Presidential;
_USP, Leaven-
worth, KS
_ Bd of Review;
USDB
Bd of Review;
on parole from
USP, Oct 63
Bd of Review;
Med Cen for
Fed Pris
a3 Presidential;
USP, Leaven-
worth, KS
yt] ec ‘ ee
Hee acy
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re ws ? meee em Sk eh st ee nee + ge Ce ee ry a Oe een a een One ee Oe ee. oo Oe ek Se. Sere ot ibe es Sanne Snes
any DATE OF PERIOD FROM ae
<i a ‘ _— ’
fo paTE GomMUTED “=. +" PRISONER _ DEATH”. SENTENCING TO TERMS OF
BR. on Repucen & SVC SENTENCE COMMUTATION OFFENSE COMMUTATION REMARKS
ea 963
Eas
aes 11. Jun Relford/A 19Dec61 lyr 5 mo 23 da Rape — 30 yr Bd of Review;
a : =, USDB
a. 1964 NONE
25 Feb “ Wimberly/A 27F eb63 l yr 1 mo 29 da Murder Life Bd of Review;
’ ; ; USDB
ie P
TOTALS , 20 Army 15 Murder - 6 No 1l Presidential
3 AF 6,Murder/ Clemency/ 10 Bd of Review
23 Rape Parole. _2 COMA
i a: _2 Rape _ (Presi- 23 (3 ‘on parole)
} .23 | dential)
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: a oo
: ; vy of 8
2: ey oo DATE OF PERIOD FROM | cag :
‘.. DATE COMMUTED ..". PRISONER DEATH SENTENCING TO TERMS OF.
a OR REDUCED - _& SVC SENTENCE COMMUTATION OFFENSE COMMUTATION REMARKS
cava 1956 )
on 27 ie. McMahan/A 19Aug54 lyr 7 mo 9 da Murder/Rape 26 yr; reduto COMA direct
<< : ‘ . 12 yr, 13Apr65 rehearing; |
og : Lewisburg,
3 Jul Hagelberger/A 12Jun52 *L yr 12 da Murder 55 yr; no Presidentia
eee es , : ae clemency/parole USP, Atlant
' ° GA
“1957 |
: 29 Mar Dunnahoe/A 27Aug54 2 yr 7 mo 3 da Murder Life; red to Bd of Revie
e : ' . 30 yr, 19Jul65 USP, Lewis-
‘ burg, PA
: 29 Jan © McFarlane/A 29Jun56 7 mo Murder Life; red to COMA direct
= ; a 32 yr, 1lAug64 rehearing;
i USP, Lewisb
PA
; 21 Aug Gravitt/AF 20ct53 3 yr 10 mo 20 da Murder Life; no. Presidentia
a : clemency/parole USP, Lewis-
: | o : burg, PA
6 Sep - Lucas/A 26Jan57 . 7 mo ll da Murder/Rape Life . ‘ Bd of Revie
; ordered re-
hearing as’
to sentenc
USP, Lewis
burg, PA
1958: . NONE
*President ordered death sentence executed (hanging) 4 Jan 55; Stay ordered by DA 2 Feb 35; SA directed execution b
carried out 6 Jun 56; Stay ordered by DA 8 Jun 56; and commuted by President 3 Jul 56,
. A
a ; :
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BLViNRY, Chastaine, RI +GINS, James L., and SUTTLES, Louis M., hanged
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KURI AX KeansasXXaK State
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missing man was still alive when
the search for him started.
That was late on the afternoon of
September 20, 1951, when Arthur Lang-
ley came into the Sheriff’s office in
Waynesville, Missouri. Sheriff Dorsey
Rayl was well acquainted with Arthur,
who with his brother Harry owned a
fleet of taxicabs in the little Ozark
town. They had established this busi-
ness soon after the 1950 reopening of
Fort Leonard Wood, only a few miles
from Waynesville, and the cabbies were
enjoying a brisk business from the
troops there.
“What's on your: mind, Art?” the
Sheriff asked Langley.
“Plenty. I’m worried about my
brother. He took Bill and Helen
Roberts home last night at nine and no
one has seen him since. I’m afraid he’s
been held up. It’s happened around
here before, and he had over a hun-
dred and fifty dollars in his pocket.”
“Couldn’t he have gone on a long
trip?” Rayl inquired.
Arthur Langley shook his head. “No.
We have a rule that when one of the
men has a long hayl, he must report to
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Borne, 1>Aart Fetish ef? G 1954
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| Lee, John T. Bgt. 368621 va {Pitt murder MG . G DD TF 1980p App l0Now 18Nov -—- App 2BJea App 7 ApH Aff bssua haug App 1 Nov 1 New App !20"ov 27d 39. | some Without cldeency : |
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Parker, Beary Jr. Pfc. 371389 | 43 | P5titoe Rape NG s«G_s«DB TF OFed App 26Feb 1 Mar --- App 26May 250ct] BYR 2hJum 6dul Dot | . Qu rehearing, accused vas
SE, Iaf. Deeth Dec © te gentenced to DD, TF, and CHL
CLOSEL (2 Spec) 1954 Qaly 1954 1954 1954 1954 ad 1955 1955 . . For 35 years, Case closed as
; 1WAAvt Assault W/ NG G Death : Grant i ' ; ! far as a death seatence is
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Shick, Maurice L. W/5gt 373479 oe: Libaet Murder NG @ Death 27Mar App l0May 24May 26May App 20FebRecos SApr Se App 22Jul | 22Jul coal . 199 90
> Commate to , Commute
ChOStD . . Premeditated 1954 _ 1954 1954 1954 1956 18 1956| to Com 1955 1955 1957, 1957 SS Chased
| a . July sanity : 2
Thomas, Abrabas| Pfe 373760 26th Pitiee Werder RO Death 25 Apr App 20tmy Sime -—- App hug App 28 AC 2h GJuly App 206eR235ep App 5 Fed Gleb 8 Feats 23Jul Fort
Premeditat Leaveavorth,
CLOSED . 4 Spec. 1954 1954 1954 1954 208ep 1954 1955 1955 1955. 1955 «1957. 1957 1957-1958 Kansas CLOSED
1955
Burris, Archie C. Pvt. 375419 Piet murder NG =6G Death 7Jul App 3lJul 17Aug 20Aug App 8éer ; sak Pus ; . ; yer . DO TF QCMO 138 Hq. Central Cond.
Mili tery Premeditated 1954 1954 1954 1954 Uspre- 1955 : ; Life = dated 5 April 1955 final order
CLOSED Post | . 2 Bpec. : : : Bd 4 meditated . : ; . . ° DD TF Life.
JY Murder “CLOSED
_ DD TF Life
| en sw - =
Mettinen, Robt Ro gts 37GSRt fen “Senne, Wekes @ @ Death 194 1hSe ‘is 70ct App 1 ry B/R Dec rT)
° e , 92Art elate | ug App iP t t App 17Mar Ape 2Mar 14Mar b (-} ty
. ~ are Bey Soot’ senk tens on at ca oe see sg fapeskcateatsd GRraéeetid
CLOSED _ Wrongful pess- ; . Rehear. sentenced to DD,TF, & CHL for
eosica of * . . . Granted 4 . . . . . . . 26 years. 18 Sep 56
. Patios cards _ . . : ; . ; ; 4%
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_ |Coma. Premeditated 1954 1954 1954 1954 1955 1956 1956 1956 1 . 1959 Life CLOSED cb |
CLOSED - ' : * duly ; 1959
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Carver, Samuel A. Prt. 377295 [vir PYBirt murter 1G Death 27Aug App 220ct BNov 12Nov App 15Feb -SiMar | Rexised 19Aug3lAng hire Oa further review the B/R
Corpe Premeditated 1954, 1954 1954 1954 1955 1955 | B/R Dec 1955 1955 approved Charge I - Unpremeditated
CLOSED . Ba 2 Returned . oo , Murder & Charges II & III -
: te WR - Assault w/deagerous weapos.
A22art Robbery 5G G . . Ferther 50ct fer . . . . : ; : , . Seateace DD TF Life.
Review 1955 Recoa- .
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CLOSED . HL1Post | Premed. | : 1082 ‘082 1962 1982 | 1982 1963 | 1963 ag 1988 1984 | 1064 "10964 | State ti‘
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CLOSEL / [Daw | Premed. ; | 2088 i962 1952 q 1983 1988 | B/R , 1964 , 1958 | wr Sr takate’ te DD aad Lie
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358883 Freeam, Béward 3. Prt. 43in¢,isolrt Rape HO @ Death 4 Hor App B9N0r 9 Deo | cnlye 26re> App pouly |art be Mar’? Apr! Reaabédume 26Jung DOTF|$ Jen, — | 11 [DD TF —- | — | GLO '
| 8 Spec, 1952 ;1952 1982 Fpse $F 1058 | 198s ‘1964 1964 DD TP/1954 /1054 | Lite, 1985 1985 |Life | °
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CLOSED {Int . | 2 Bpeo, j1962 jiss2 1982 jes 1968 ia 964 | 1964 [DD TP 1964 |1964 | Lite; 1986 1958 ‘Life |
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86284] Washington,ferdert Pfo. lst iene’. Murder mG Dest 1%Mer App ‘20Mar 7 Apr | lop pomay Corti- Thug 4.y.! 2 Jul 18Jul i ' ote lon 23" sa of sataral ros sa of
, closéo Inf. | | Premed, 1983 \1963 1983 but [1985 fied | 1963p... ;2085 | 1988 | b © 3: g appellate review.
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‘Int Premed, | 1963 1963 1958. [I & IET 1968 1964 Pism, | 1954 | bs | te | by 6th Infentry Div, and the |
' ' . i ; | : | | sooused was found guilty of .
CLOSED 188Art AROL mo OG App : | | | | murders The sentenae by the |
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i | |(U8 Prop) j | F disapp | f | | » yr. Case ie closed ps far
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= 863378 Déwards, Themas J. Prt, lst i Marder wm .@ Death 1 Apr App fo Apr 6 May a= App 1BJuly ‘App 2edes, art beasy R6May \hop n Oot 11 pp | 20 Nove? Moy al & u ‘Port . ' | |.
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° : th | 118art Murs ua @ Death aPles A 27Apr Accused Petitioned for Reconsideration on 27 Fei 57, which| vas graated by the
—— -_— rg Prepedisated 2hSep 1 b 22954 1a96* 2 Feb 1955 ber 6 B/R on 13 Mar 57 to thelextent that/the B/R withdrew the pecision on Purther
1954 | 1954 1955|B/R Aff Unprp uf Review dated 15 Oct 56.| By Decisiob on Further Review datpd 29 Mar 57, the
J 17Apr App |Murder ,29Man B/R affirmed Unpwemediated Murder abd Sentence DD, TF, & CHL for Life.
CLOSLE 150c$ 1957 CLOSED
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Bennett, John A. Pfo. 380559 | usa [2O4rt Rave ua Q Death| app 8 Mag 1iMar att |2 Nov Aff [13 June App App 3 aug] | App 3 Judy ‘tartl) of * Wi legreney as .
hustrimSO Art Attempted HG G 8 Feb PlFeb 1955/2955 ,27July 1955, 1 Juml956 17 July 2 1956 f P gul 1957 CA — “~:
Murfer ' 1955, 11955 Ba 4 1955 1956. 1956 ; “s. 1957 es
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Hurt, Isaac J. Sgt. 389037 ees 118 Murdef While NG G Death jApp QMar/12 Mar Aff | 28 aff |? Nov 26May k Sun4 ’ R/T returded to B/R for Motion for| Reconsideration and Petition for
Ra 15 398 423 et Fommarid Perpetrating 6Dec — 1956 |1956 = Aug “¥ hg958 1959 a BR ea 4 oe New Trial|on 31 Jan ‘57. Both werpdenied on 2 57.
120 Fare oa 1955 1956 |1957
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Me Farlane, Ralph T. 391548 | Corps 118Memdet while NG = @ Death | App 18 | 18 App |18 Fee Rev | 10 | R/T forwarded to V Corps for rebeqring, 16 57. On r¢bearing,
Pvt.2 Ra 17 450 126 perpetrating 29 «=f July July July 1 1957 28 | July | accused sentenced to ID, TF, Life Sentence judged - 1§ Bov 57.
robbery June 1956: 1956} 1956 Dec June | 1957 “CLOSED, =
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tent fo commit G . @G | !
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Us 52 391 267 Corps perpetrating ' 26 |8 Fed Fed | Fed Affirmed — | Amother tehearing as to sentence pniy ordered, Petition for New Trial
\ rape Jap (1957 1957| 1957 Reh 7 subaitted on 7 Feb 58, Om 2nd rehearing, acc sentenced ko 17, & .
: 120 Rape ue @ 1957 Bent v life. Sentence ad 4 on 7 Marph 1 - 148, Hq Ft. veaworth, Kan.
peor judge ‘
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CLOSED \ assauht ! Sept ‘
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' 80 Attempt Mur- NG G Death | App 1919 Jen gov!
sate gee, witees tien Sie! | q 22 Oct} 4 Jam dem 1960 /440 5] BR are | uwrer MEDIATED Htrwosy, \49Wov cp
BALs 677 035 wats {ee Tee Mertet seco Mg 1999. |2960 1960. ANT: asl
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Relford, Isiah Cpl 407213 USATC 120 Rape na | a Death| App ae » (903 | gs rab os —_— | pr Ee ee ’ a *
RA14 479 005 B/RH 3 Inf Ft 120 Rape Red L456 yan DF’ 1968 ; : » _ :
, [Pix 154 Kidpapping =| 4 ped? 962 | 30 yes, |
134 Kidbapping \, 1961 | | | tae 4 oséP
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Wimberly, Frank D. Pvt 409334 |7th .128 Murer . NG | G DeethlapBp 19ape. << edad i Sell 93
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King, Willie Jee Pvt. 411798 “1128 murder ua @ DEATH/B Aug. 64 1967 [1967 Fite
Fe | (121 Larceny,ev. : 1F 64" vb 4 Gretel . TF ‘ : >
Bordon $50 \ 25 Jub TF ; 9 aug CLOSED a a
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Gilmer, Arthur Jr. Sgt. = 412574 5 ite HE Premed) murder 4G | @ $3 1965 1M aon ; | Bb spe . A rebearing having begn determines to be ispracticable, the charges nd
P ORSPk te*eoagi¥ aurder a é ia : pid . the spec} fications ard disaissed.
CPFc) vi Pyeth App. as
Mattheas, Wyatt L. 4 3906u corps 11% Premdd.murcler, Q reducte tthe Se,
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_ US Army Hangs Seven
NAZIS CARRIED
OUT POLICY OF
RACIAL MURDER G erman W ar
“Execution Carried Out At
Landsberg Prison After ; °
ite Appeals Are Regected
Ws Landsberg, G ,
SN (Thursday) — HP) —= Seven
<,, «German war criminals. were
‘S hanged by the United States
i
Army early today for _the
murders of innocent thous-
ands, it was officially an-
nounced.
nS The:Nazi henchmen who carried
eut -Hitler’s policy of: racial ex-
termination were hanged behind
' the, heavily guarded walls of
’ Landsberg prison, the place where
ct , wrote much of ‘Mein
oO
re st
~ Criminals
——
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eats . 3
Ss NAZIS
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SS Gen. Erich Naumann, whose
-lextermination force wiped out 3,530
‘Jews and gypsies on the central
Russian front in less than a month.
SS Col. Werner Braune, who di-
‘lrected the massacre of ‘‘racial un-
;ldesirables in the Crimea.”
‘| SS Col. Paul Blobel, responsi-
y\ble for the massacre of 60,000, in-
cluding 33,000. Jews, in a two-day
-\bloodbath at Kiev in September,
-|1941.
1 SS Lieut. Hans Schmidt, adjutant
flat Buchenwald when 5,000 victims
rldied monthly in that concentration
a/camp. .
al SS Sgt. Georg Schallermair, roll
call leader at Mughlendorf, a sub-
sidiary of Dachau concentration
camp, who personally beat inmates
to death.
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doomed by the U. S. War Crimes
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* Those hanged were! ats
sy - (SS Gen...Oswald Pohl, destroyer}:
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ne gh hahaa en wane wena
~~, “tration ‘camp’ system which annihi-
= Tated’ hundreds: ‘of thousands of! /
J eo : ;
~ . $$ Gen. Otto Ohlendorf, who con-|;
fessed that . extermination units]?
under his command slaughtered
+90,000 civilians in the Soviet Union.
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DATE COMMUTED.::",. PRISONER
OR REDUCED
1959
29 Apr
10 Jul .
1 Jun —
29 Nov
1962
21 Aug.
**President ordered death sentence executed (hanging) 20 Nov 56; appealed by accused; and commuted by President
10 Jul 59.
Go
aed
& SVC
Harris/A
Lee/A °
Schick/A
Russo/AF
Hurt/A
Heilman/A
NONE -
Kemp/AF ,
DATE OF PERIOD FROM
DEATH SENTENCING TO
SENTENCE COMMUTATION
6Aug54 4 yr 8 mo 24 da |
19Sep53 **5 yr 9 mo 21 da
o
25Mar54 5 yr 11 mo 26 da
, R
14Nov58 l yr 5 mo 26 da
6Dec55, 4 yr 5 mo 26 da
220ct59 lyr lmo l-da
22Ju160: 2 yr 1 mo
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OFFENSE
Murder
_ Murder
Murder
Murder
Murder/Rape
_ Murder
Murder
TERMS OF
COMMUTATION
Life; red to
36 yr, 10Jul6l
Life; no |
clemency/parole
Life; no
clemency/parole
x
Life; red to
32 yr, 29Ju165
45 yr; no
clemency/parole
‘
50 yr; red to
39 yr, 30Mar65
Life
ae
_ REMARKS
Presidential;
on parole from
USP, Aug 64 .
Presidential;
USP, Leaven-
worth, KS
Presidential;
Med Cen for
Fed Pris
Bd of Review;
USP, Lewis-
burg, PA |
Presidential;
‘USP, Leaven-
worth, KS
- Bd of Review;
USP, Marion,
IL
CAR Bd of
.’ Review; USDB
Three Seldidrs Die
LANSING, Kan, Mareh 1
Three saldiers who killed a
cab driver .djed on the gf
early today in Kansas’ first
pexecution since the stat¢ re
ous
nee: | |
The three Negro enlisted
a.: Louls M. Suttles, 2
All
28, Birmingham, Ala.
\wore regulation
In Triple’ Execution|
nooga, Tenn., and 2 Riggins. | gins
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taxi. | formal stripped of instgnia. They)
ag went ite their deaths quietly,
trinie’ They were convicted at Ft. Leon-;
umed 1 ard Wood, Mo,, of fatally beating
Harry’ Langly, a Waynesville, Mo.,,!
‘capital punis! ent two decades} ogy, dtiver and stealing his cab.and
money in September, 1951. :
men.) Miljtary.: authoritles and Pres{-
hanged: under }Atmy super ‘ision, | dent Eisenhower upheld the death
‘ere Chastine sade a Balty.}sentetice fixed by a court-martial,
Yatta-| Reverly wasthe first to die. Rig;
slowed 41 minutes later and
was last, 34 minutes after
Arm uni-| Riggips. |
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The dry creek bed, with a resident of the vicinity holding the
two bloodstained rocks that showed Langley had been killed here
1e office before starting. We have to
) that so we’ll know how many cabs
‘e available for loca] business, That’s
‘actly why I’m worried about this.” -
“I doubt there’s anything wrong,” the
reriff said. “And I’ll bet that Harry
ows up pretty soon. But I’ll get hold
Knight and we’ll look into it.” y
State Highway Patrolman Dick
night was ready to help when Rayl
et him a few minutes later. The
ooper switched on his car radio. “The
‘st thing to do is put out an all-points
oadcast,” he asserted. “That yellow
‘b shouldn’t be hard to spot. When
2 can locate it, that will give us a
arting place if anything really has
\ppened to Langley.”
1 A moment he was describing the
missing man and his vehicle to Patrol
zadquarters in Jefferson City. The
spatcher, Knight knew, in turn would
tify authorities in surrounding states
id cities as well as patrol cars all over
issouri.
“That should do the trick,” the pa-
olman declared. “And meanwhile,
2'll see what we can find out locally.”
They looked up Waynesville Chief of
lice Luther Ousley and he had a sug-
stion. “I’ll get on the phone and ask
e farmers around here if they've
otted the cab anywhere.”
The Sheriff and Knight headed for
e home of the couple who had been
e last known passengers in the’ cab.
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts were surprised
see the officers but they could not be
any help. “No,” the farmer replied
a question, “Langley never men-
med going anywhere.”
It was growing dark by this time, and
ey postponed the hunt until daylight.
Ve couldn’t search these hills in the
rk anyway,” the Sheriff observed.
“And maybe somebody will find the cab
or Harry will show up.”
Back in town, they found that Ous-
ley had phoned a number of farmers
within a wide area. However, no one
had seen Langley or his cab. Each
farmer promised to call his neighbors -
and also to search his own premises.
But no news had been received the
next morning when the men met to re-
sume the investigation. .
They were about to leave the public
Square when a former deputy sheriff
named Dick Gray hailed them. “I
found the cab,” he announced. “It’s
stuck in the mud near my place.”
When they reached the vehicle, ten
miles from town, they could see no signs
that any violence had taken place with-
in it. The keys were in the ignition
lock and the left rear wheel was sunk
into a soft spot in the otherwise solid
road. The machine was headed in the
direction of U. S. Highway No. 66, and
back toward Waynesville.
Rayl-peered under the cab. ‘These
tie-rods are bent so bad, I don’t see how
this thing could be steered at all,” he
announced, “It must have dragged on
rockwor a high road center.”
“It didn’t happen here, then,” Ousley
commented. “The center isn’t high
enough, and there’s no rocks that big
around here.” si,
“Arthur Langley may be right,”
Trooper Knight put in. “I wouldn’t be
surprised if Harry was held up.”
Bringing a finger-print kit from his
car, he-made a cursory examination of
the left front window and the rear-
view mirror. He shook his head several
times, then at last replaced the outfit
in his machine. “No good,” he declared.
“Lots of prints, all right, but they over-
lap and they’re too smeared.
“T’ll go over the whole cab later when
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was relieved to see the Army officer
'smile.
“That doesn’t sound so hard,” the of-
‘ficer assured him. “A lot of our men are
that large but if he was on pass that
night, we can find him easily.”
Ousley questioned.
“No men have left here for a week,”
the officer answered. “We'll get hold of
the top sergeants and company clerks
first. That should do the trick, but it
‘will take a little time. We have sev-
eral thousand men here, you know.”
The four men and young woman
waited for almost three hours before a
half dozen huge soldiers were brought
before them.
The officer in charge explained that
while none of these men was from At-
lanta, they were the only extra large
soldiers on the post. And all of them
had been on pass the night of the
murder.
Three of them were wearing wrist-
watches, and they all looked ill at ease
as the bartender and waitress stared at
them.
The tavern keeper pointed to one
man. “That’s the fellow,” he said
firmly.’ And his woman ‘companion
agreed,
THE other soldiers were dismissed
while the officers prepared to ques-
tion the ,remaining man, 22-year-old
Anton Fortner, who had entered the
service at St. Louis.
The tall soldier surprised everyone
when he replied to Knight's first ques-
tion. “I caught a cab out at that tavern,
all right,” he acknowledged. “But I
didn’t kill the driver.”
“Well, here’s your watch anyway,”
Dept. 19, Bloomfield, New Jersey
“How about if he’s been shipped out?” °
State Highway Patrolman Richard Knight: "About our
great big bruiser . . ."
the Sheriff said briskly. “We -know it
was a going-away present from your
girl friend, and you wouldn’t want to
lose it.”
“What's that?” the soldier asked.
“That’s not my watch! I never had a
wrist-watch and no girl ever offered me
one.”
“Just tell us where you went in the
cab that night, and who you were with,”
Knight said,
“There isn’t much to tell. I just rode
the cab from the tavern into Waynes-
ville, that’s all. And I wasn’t exactly
with anyone.” i
“What do you mean, ‘exactly’? Was
somebody else in that cab when you
took it?”
“No, nobody was in the cab, but
another soldier waved us down after
we'd gone a little way. He was a buck
private like me.”
Under the urging of the Officers, Fort-
ner added to this simple account. He
said that the stranger had offered him
a drink from a bottle he carried, but he
had refused. The stranger had taken
this as an insult and invited him to
fight.
“We got out near a country road,”
Fortner related, “and I landed just one
punch on his jaw. When he got up, he
said he’d been a fool and let’s call it
quits. We got. back in the cab then
and went on to town.” He added that
the man was still in the taxi when he
left it in Waynesville.
“Did you learn this fellow’s name or
where he came from?” Chief Ousley
asked.
“He told me his name but I don’t re-
member it. But he did say he was from
Cleveland.”
When Ray] asked him to describe the
other private, he told them that owing
to the darkness, he had not seen the
Sheriff Dorsey Rayl: "But there's
an awful lot of big men around .. .""
man’s face clearly enough to tell what
he looked like.
As he studied the big soldier, Knight
frowned thoughtfully. The watch had
come from Georgia. Fortner had been
drafted in St. Louis, and the second
man in the taxi had said he was from
Cleveland.
Was Fortner telling the truth? Did
any second man exist? Fortner’s was
a very weak story that he couldn’t back
up at all—a story throwing the blame
on_a person who could never be found.
Their problem was either to prove
Fortner’s story or discredit it. But how?
SENDING Fortner from the room,
Knight mentioned the things he
had been mulling over. :
Ousley shrugged. “Maybe we can
show that Fortner was in Atlanta when
this watch was bought.”
“It could be done,” Knight answered.
“Maybe the Cleveland police and the
draft board there could help us. Men
subject to call have to keep in touch
with their local boards, you know. But
that’s the hard way to go about it.”
“Maybe we can help you,” the Rrovost
marshal said. “We can bring in every
man from Cleveland or Atlanta, .
through their service records. And this
time we’ll question them all. -It will
take quite awhile to go through all ser-
vice records, but we'll call you when
we're ready.”
The Waynesville men agreed that
this was the best course to follow, and
they left the post,
At two the following afternoon the
Provost marshal phoned Rayl’s office,
“We have bad news,” he said. “We
investigated every man from Cleveland
or Atlanta and they’re all in the clear.
In each case, they proved their where-
abouts on the night of the murder. We
Chief of Police Luther Ousley:
He wanted to find the cab first
even looked up all men who came from
other parts of Ohio or Georgia because
we thought the killer might be from a
rural district and was only drafted from
a@ city. Have you any other sugges-
tions?”
“No,” the Sheriff replied, “I’m afraid
we haven't.”
He told the other men.
“There’s one more thing we can try,”
Knight said at last. “Question this fel-
low Fortner as closely as we can. If
this story of his is a phony he may slip
up somewhere.”
But he didn’t. He went over the story
again and again without a mistake. “I
don’t like this cloud over me,” he de-
clared. “It’s giving me a bad time with
the other boys.”
“You may be able to lift that cloud,”
Knight said finally. “If you think hard
enough. We want you to try to remem-
ber absolutely everything that was said
or done while you were in that cab. No
matter how unimportant you think it
is, we want to hear it.”
HE soldier closed his eyes, Almost five
minutes dragged by before he spoke : ff
once more.
“There is a couple of things I didn’t
tell-you,” he said. “When I had that
fight, I must have knocked this fellow’s
cap off. I didn’t notice it was gone until
we were almost to town arid then he
said not to worry because he could get
another one.”
“That sounds promising,” Knight de-
clared. “Do you think you can lead us
to where you had the fight?”
“TI think I can find the Place again,”
was the confident response. “And about
this other thing. I don’t think it will
help you, but this fellow had his liquor
bottle in his hand when we got out in
that road. I thought he might try to
hit me with it, but instead he threw
it into the weeds.” °
They set out to locate the spot where
the fight had taken Place. About a
mile from Waynesville the soldier
pointed to a gravel road. “That looks
like the place.”-
Tall weeds grew close to the road,
and the three officers waded among
them. At first they found nothing, and
they were beginning: to think that
Fortner had been tripped up at last.
‘Then Rayl glimpsed an Army cap
and an empty whisky bottle lying less
than three feet apart.
The bottle was not capped and, in-
serting a pencil into it, Knight carried
it to his car, where he. got out his fin-
ger-print outfit. In a moment he
chuckled. “Four good prints, This will
prove who handled the bottle if we
ever find him.”
Turning to the cap, they examined it
closely. Nothing on it indicated the
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rank or branch of service of the owner,
but. the patrolman spotted some faint
markings inside it. “This is the Army
laundry mark,” he said. “It’s all we
need.”
The officers were convinced now that
Fortner had been telling the truth. He
was completely exonerated.
THE provost marshal said that the
Army “pin number” in the cap
would trace its owner readily.
“We'll probably know before night,”
he told them.
At eight p. m: he called Rayl’s office,
“We have the man,” he said simply.
Crane in Los Angeles.
- Acquitted
N ITS June, 1952, issue, under the title, “ "A Box of Sudden
Death, Lady’, OFFICIAL DETECTIVE STORIES Maga-
zine told of the arrest of Harry Burton and of the charges
brought against him for the shooting and killing of Robert
Since that story was published, a court in Los Angeles
has ruled that Harry Burton was not guilty of that crime and
he has been acquitted and exonerated.—The Editor.
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When the civilian officers reached the
Fort, the man was in the provost mar-
shal’s office.
“This killer is Private James Rig-
gins,” they were told. “He was drafted
at Columbia, South Carolina, and that’s
why our questioning of Atlanta and
Cleveland men failed. Another reason
was because he was AWOL on the night
Langley was killed. He sneaked back
into the post without being seen. We
waited for you to get here before we
questioned him.”
Riggins denied any knowledge of the
murder. But the cap fitted him exactly,
and when the officers told him about
finding his prints on the bottle, he broke
down and confessed. He named Pri-
vates Chastaine Beverly and Louis Sut-
tles as his partners in the slaying of
the cabbie.
H® STATED that he had met Beverly
and Suttles in Waynesville and they
had ‘joined him in the cab. Fortner
already had left it,
The three had decided to murder
Langley and steal his cab. They had
intended to drive the taxi to Cleveland,
where Riggins once had lived, but they
had damaged it so badly that they
abandoned it. Riggins had mistaken
the dry creek bed for a road, and had
driven into it,
When Beverly and Suttles read this
statement, they also signed confessions
to the crime. - All three men were then
charged with first-degree murder.
On October 4, 1951, the killers faced
a general court-martial at Fort Wood.
They were found guilty two days-later
and they were sentenced to hang.
Under military law, this sentence is
automatically subject to review by the
Judge Advocate General.
In this story the name Anton Fort-
ner is fictitious to protect the identity
of an innocent man.
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Harry’s around. somewhere it’s most
and C. P. A’s earn $4,000 to $10,000 m year, likely close to where the cab turned to
T He, Ousley and the Sheriff decided to
~ follow the road into the wilderness. “If
ting pos'tions head back to town,” the Sheriff de-
Incgment fuunsel and help. Write for free Cc ghee dint: badly ut theo .
af eee 417 So. D horn St. “An at's probably a e dry creek,
wtitution Deve Hews Chicago 5, where the road forks,” Gray said.
“That’s about a half mile from here and
it’s the only place wide enough to turn
" a car for a long way.”
} ° . _ At the road fork, the officers examined
h the couving or een nae the ground closely for - signs that: an
msi craving for jobacco as WU
ids have with Tobacce Redeemer. Write auto had made a U turn,
lay for free booklet telling of injurious Close to the dry creek bed, Knight
ct of tobacco and of a treatment which found several lumps of dried mud.
i bohon ae ae “This looks like it came from under a
E NEWELL COMPANY car,” he said. “Someone must have
MClayton Sta, © St, Louis SMe, driven along the creek bed.”
Rayl inspected Some large stones in
the creek bed. “A car was driven along
here,” he agreed. “And I'll bet the taxi
bent the tie-rods on these boulders,
They’ve got dirty grease on them.”
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Smegromen of SIT agen, re could think of no reason why anyone
ig Joan, Morten ren, and would have attempted to follow, the al-
C OF REAL ESTA “A tank would have a tough time
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eat. oO Kansas City, M here,” declared the Sheriff,
——{ About 150 feet from the road, Knight
: made a discovery. It was a@ gold wrist-
trail. An expansion band was broken
from one side and the watch was not
ERERS: Has everything | Tunning.
ppd’ lief f As he picked it up, the trooper saw a
1 itching? Tent ee "toe brown billfold lying near by. He, gin-
nomrtant information. You gerly opened the wallet, being careful to
‘not touch the card case. It was empty
>, Wer 1087, Cleveland, Obie of money but several identification
a
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TEXTILES but he again was disappointed, finding
2s made easy nothing which he could isolate or classi-
TCHER ate fy. “Not a chance,” he complained.
ine No Skill “The heavy mountain dew has wiped
‘pair Mears out everything.”
ills, “Awntnes? Ousley made the next discovery
‘atc apesane farther down the creek bed, two stones
uty. Handiest
covered with dried blood in which hu-
man hairs were imbedded.
“More bad luck,” declared the troop-
(ohee ee er as he stared at the gruesome objects.
' by sending 4 “They're too rough to hold prints, and
NEY “Bao ff ONLY the dew also got in its work on them.”
| 50 Turning back to their scrutiny of the
0ST 12! ground again, they found that a trail
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of blood led toward a bank of the dry
Langley drove to his death,
oie oC
Harry Langley: He was a spectator at one
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I can spend a couple of hours at it, but Knight wanted to make sure the
. those are the best. places to find prints.” watch he had found had belonged to
ME
the victim, and he showed it to Arthur
Langley,
“No,” the brother said sorrowfully,
“that wasn’t Harry’s.” ,
Then the timepiece Probably had been
worn by the killer. Knight telephoned
the factory in Illinois where the watch
had been made. He gave an official
there the seria] numbers,
The official Promised to call when he
had determined the name and location
of the retail store where the watch had
hours later.
“The watch was sold to a jeweler in
Atlanta, Georgia, in May of nineteen-
fifty,” he stated.
Again using the phone, Knight called
Ks and call back.
The phone rang an hour after this,
and it was.the jeweler. “We sold the
watch last July fifteenth,” he told the
_ investigator. “However it was a cash
sale and we have no way to identify
the customer, My clerk believes he sold
it to a young couple. The girl paid for
it and said it was a going-away present
for the man. We haven't any idea who
they were.”
Stream. Following these stains, they KNIGHT thanked the man for his
reached an open field about 100 yards * help, although it apparently was of
from a cattle shelter. The bloody trail little value.
pointed to this makeshif t structure and -But no good policeman admits defeat.
when they reached it they saw the body “I can see only one thing left for us to
of a man lying in the loose straw on do,” Knight told the other officers.
the ground. . “And that is to find Someone who knew
It was the cabbie, and his head looked Langley and sew the killer with him.”
as if it had been crushed. His eyes Rayl was dubious of this. “That can
were closed but as they bent over him be a mean job,” he declared. “We have
Knight detected that he was breathing thousands of soldiers and other stran-
faintly. gers here now, and the cabs are usually
loaded.”
$¢LJE’S still alive!” the officer cried in “I don’t expect it to be easy,” Knight
amazement. replied. “But some things are in our
At the sound of the voice, the injured favor. Langley was widely known;
man stirred feebly. Apparently he was maybe someone wil] remember seeing
trying to talk. The men all held their him after nine o’clock. We also know
ears close to the terribly battered lips, where he took his last fares and when
but only an incoherent babble came he left them. He must have met the
from them. killer between Roberts’ place and town.
No time could be lost and they carried That narrows things a lot.”
the wounded man to the patrol car, “Well, I can’t think of anything bet-
Langley was still breathing as he was ter to do,” Ousley said. “Let’s get at it.”
Placed in an ambulance in Waynesville The State Trooper realized that the
but he died before the vehicle cleared chances against success were high.
the village limits on its way toa Spring- Langley’s having many acquaintances
field hospital. could work against as well as for them.
been stocked. He kept his word two .
Co
This lonely cattle shelter
also sheltered a dying man
People would be inclined to Pay less
attention to the driver than if he had
been a total stranger.
Furthermore, the wrist-watch had
come from Georgia and this pointed up
what the Sheriff had just said in regard
to strangers in the area. It was im-
probable that the couple who had pur-
chased the watch were citizens of
Waynesville.
Several business places are located on
the highway between the Roberts’ farm
and the town. Beginning with a cafe,
the officers made a patient canvass. It
was wasted effort until they reached a
tavern where a lone bartender and one
waitress were on duty.
Knight inquired if they had been
working on the night of the crime.
“Yes,” answered the bartender. “We
come on at three in the afternoon and
quit at midnight.”
The officer asked if they had known
Langley.
“Sure,” the man replied, “in fact, he
picked up a fare in here Wednesday
night at half-past nine.”
Harry Langley had disappeared on
Wednesday night.
“Did you know this Passenger, or did
you hear where he was going?” the
Sheriff asked.
“No, I didn’t ‘know him and he didn’t
tell me where he was headed, although
he asked me to call him a cab, He was
a buck private in the infantry, and all I
remember about him is he was the big-
gest man I've seen for a long time.”
He described the soldier and said he
thought the man was about 25 years of
age, with dark hair and eyes. “He was
a big, raw-boned fellow. and he-must
have been at least six feet two or three
inches tall. I’d guess his weight was
over two hundred pounds,”
With Atlanta in mind, the trooper put
more questions. “Did he have a South-
ern accent or did you notice whether he
was wearing a wrist-watch like this?”
“He didn’t say anything except to
ask for a cab, but I didn’t catch any
particular accent. And I don’t know if
he had a watch or not.”
Knight asked the couple if they would
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accompany him to Fort Leonard Wood.
He explained that they might be needed
for identification purposes, if the
gigantic soldier could be located.
THEY agreed to this at once. “Cer-
tainly,” said the man. “We'll lock up
the joint and go with you. Langley was
&@ good fellow.”
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ice.
‘“These soldiers are seldom at Fort
Leonard Wood very long,” Knight told
the others. “About our only chance is
to find that great big bruiser.”
“And that isn’t a very good chance,”
the Sheriff replied. “There’s an awful
lot of big men around that camp.”
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843472 Gilbert, Leom As lst Lt. 26 sd Nepean | @ breath |e sept app pe i od — a ee —_ Roem 16 er an Dice _ — | #2 held case to be legally
5 i mony 1960 : 1980 , 1960. Insuft 1960 Wse | Dien 1900 | 1980| TF | 1960, 1980 TF sufficient but reamseutence
wih | | | \ (+ Soeen i : | 20yr | jgoyre | be cammted to Dismissal, TF,
u , | Inte ; a 1 | 3 — 16 Hove 1960
; Se | ! ‘ | presage H ] |
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848576 «= Clark, Jemes Le Ret. . Kobe 98 at Murder wo @ [Death \20tug | App 278ep '1200t. —- [App i29¥ov Recan --- | o=- -_-— ‘4 DD® '6 Jund ——~ | 81 po 7! — | | satatat Cometh Reenat =
af - | Base ‘Promedi taal 198 , heso 11960 11980 DD TP. : tape 1951, Life |1981 | 1961 Life ; j Do TP Life 9 May 1961 tf
hs Ve 4 Specs. eer cs ee Ute . , Bafe | ee | CLOSED
ane ge Saas as Fgh rs So es: ‘ patie Wills as Oe hos [Ped 4 !
844872 Davis, Jimmie Le Prt, Yokes 92 48 Marder wo | @ [Death.2 Nov App [12Dec 26De0 === :App 80Jen Recom -- | === = | <== hewn. 2mm | tape TP'8 Apr --- 40 DD TP a | om | dudtotel Couneil Recoments
/ a \ heme | Lon ted 1950 tut ree 1960, 1960 | 11961 DD TF TF! 1961 | Aus 1951 | 1961 Lite DD TF Life 16 Mar 1961
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%4787q «= Bunter, Beary L. Prt see! orm r wo | 0° peath |272und8peot July Maly --- |App (6 Oct Recm Jen | Aff | 1700t |2900% 81Deo BlDeo ss om |— | -—- aia. ion iidhginaitg
' eed 1961 jh 11 hes. [1981 |nee. | ‘DD TF 1952 1962 1962 po Tr 1952 osz 1962 \TF approved the death sutence |
i. i Spea ea iLife 6 hLite i 26 Nav 62 tut reconsidors4 1
; 1 Spec. teyoe | ; End ; i 1963 the ciase & commited DD TP Lify
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, 47688 Wilson, Austin Jr. Cpl, 2nd 2 AW Murder a) pos enepeanget ose as ele Se =~ [DD TP: == | === [Rehearing wae held by Central
' flar ‘Prenedi tated 1961 | 1962 /1962 | rem 1982 ad Bs 2 8 yre lomd am 17 Hov 1985, Aomsed :
whe \ H | tr | fwas found glilty éf Mandlaught
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sevese Harvey, Deunic Prt, Sed 62 AN Marder m 26 pews |202437 App Bidaly Ging —— App tan. — itipr | Rev d1meb jimmr | — mee iia {Sas | dew SLE at ewes a ee ae ec
; Taf Premedi tated 1981 bat een 1962, 1981 1962 ,1962 | B/R 1958 11983 ' \ 3 yre Comi, om 17 Hov 1958. Accused ,
i t | es ae Pd | Ordent ee | “ : fas aiid piilty of mnslenghts
: | | ae | | ! | an | — | SE | end sentenced te 0D TF 4 years.
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. i J i Premed. 1961 19651 1961, , 1961, DD TP 1952 1962 '1962 pD safc ~ \86 Yr |1062 968 ‘28yrs | |
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; h Rape 3 Spec8 i pool | roved Life | | i hate , tnd 6: ! but reconsidered the case and
: is Midssnlt / mo | | tuprem, = i tad_—: i tna | | Aotd ob 1968 committal to DD TF Life
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