Chief William White was shot and killed from ambush by a man he had arrested for selling liquor without a license several weeks earlier. Chief White was returning home from a visit with a friend when he was hit with a load of buckshot.
The suspect was convicted of first degree murder and executed in the electric chair May 17, 1912.
Chief White was survived by his wife and Four children.
The suspect was convicted of first degree murder and executed in the electric chair May 17, 1912.
Chief White was survived by his wife and Four children.
Chief William White was shot and killed from ambush by a man he had arrested for selling liquor without a license several weeks earlier. Chief White was returning home from a visit with a friend when he was hit with a load of buckshot.
The suspect was convicted of first degree murder and executed in the electric chair May 17, 1912.
Chief White was survived by his wife and Four children.
The suspect was convicted of first degree murder and executed in the electric chair May 17, 1912.
Chief White was survived by his wife and Four children.
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