75 years ago: Convict fled to O'Fallon in violation of his parole so he could eat
After turning himself in, he told O’Fallon Police Chief William Morton that he hadn’t eaten in three days.
Source: yahoo.com
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After turning himself in, he told O’Fallon Police Chief William Morton that he hadn’t eaten in three days.
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