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for bus shooting
United Press International
DALLAS — A 37-year-old ex
convict, described as a neighbor
hood eccentric who lived in a
primitive camp proclaimed as
the “Free in Christ Mission,” is
being held in a bizarre shooting
attack that left one city bus pas
senger dead and three others
wounded.
Police prepared today to file
murder and attempted murder
charges against W.K. Rudd Jr.
in the Wednesday afternoon
shooting spree aboard a Dallas
Transit System bus in the south
Dallas neighborhood of Oak
Cliff.
When asked if a motive had
been determined in the attack,
investigator Ricky Smith said:
“If you mean a rational motive,
no.”
He declined to reveal what
Rudd had told him about the
attack, saying only that Rudd be
lieved he was affiliated with a
church.
“He boarded the bus, walked
to the back of the bus and pulled
the shotgun out of the golf bag,”
Smith said.
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who suffered a shotgun wound
to the back and died at a local
hospital.
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men identified as Hosely
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with gunshot wounds to the leg.
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the bus and ran to a nearby ser
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complied.
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his home in a wooded areaneij
the shooting site. They saidi
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he had been arrested in 1970,i
which time he listed his occupJ
lion as carpenter, on a charged
f ailure to stop and render aid]
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dicate if he had been convicted
of that charge.
Appeals
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orders retrial
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man by running him down with
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Mildred Kearney was con
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Norman Marshal. However, the
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The justices also upheld the
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The victims, a young Baytown
couple visiting Houston, were
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the evening of April 11, lyif
According to court testimoni
the couple was robbed ofSlU
at gunpoint by Leon Rutherfot
King and Allen Carter as thtj
left the bar. The woman laii
testified that Carter and Kiit
then forced them to a isolaia
area where King beat herbovl
riend to death with the butt of]
shotgun.
Carter and King then raptj
the woman before setting
free. At times, she testified, thtj
joked about the killing.
King was arrested the fbllflj
ing day.
In his appeal, King alleged!
grounds of error, all of wh
were overruled by the coufl
King also challenged testimot
given in the punishment ph
of the trial concerning an alle
tion he had raped anotli
woman.
Judge Sam Houston (Tin
wrote: “This court cannot 1
that the jury would have
unjustifed in returning til
verdict based alone on the!
of the offense.”
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