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Created page with "''Mennonite Weekly Review'' obituary: 1973 Feb 8 p. 6 Birth date: Text of obituary: '''16-Year-Old Convicted For Slaying in 1972''' Virginia Bench, Va. — Sixteen-year-old John Thomas Lindsey of Fentress has been convicted for the slaying last August of J. Clarence Miller, elderly Mennonite man who was on his route as a substitute mail carrier. Mr. Miller, 77, was a pioneer settler of the Fentress area and had been a regular mail carrier for many years before his r..." |
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Virginia | Virginia Beach, Va. — Sixteen-year-old John Thomas Lindsey of Fentress has been convicted for the slaying last August of J. Clarence Miller, elderly Mennonite man who was on his route as a substitute mail carrier. | ||
Mr. Miller, 77, was a pioneer settler of the Fentress area and had been a regular mail carrier for many years before his retirement. | Mr. Miller, 77, was a pioneer settler of the Fentress area and had been a regular mail carrier for many years before his retirement. | ||
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Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1973 Feb 8 p. 6
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Text of obituary:
16-Year-Old Convicted For Slaying in 1972
Virginia Beach, Va. — Sixteen-year-old John Thomas Lindsey of Fentress has been convicted for the slaying last August of J. Clarence Miller, elderly Mennonite man who was on his route as a substitute mail carrier.
Mr. Miller, 77, was a pioneer settler of the Fentress area and had been a regular mail carrier for many years before his retirement.
The youth was sentenced to life imprisonment.