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entence for first-degree murder when he escaped from police, disappearing from the radar for 49 years. `We've never forgotten about this case,' said Allegheny County Sheriff William Mullen at a Friday morning press conference outside the FBI's Pittsburgh field office on East Carson Street. The half-century chara

nd agreed to recommend that he serves his prison time in Louisiana, near grandparents whom he plans to live with after his release. Defense attorney Paul Riddle said his client is grateful that FBI agents arrested him when they did because he knows that he was on a 'very dark path.'" KVVU-TV <https://www.f

ntence for first-degree murder when he escaped from police, disappearing from the radar for 49 years. 'We've never forgotten about this case,' said Allegheny County Sheriff William Mullen at a Friday morning press conference outside the FBI's Pittsburgh field office on East Carson Street. The half-century chara

d agreed to recommend that he serves his prison time in Louisiana, near grandparents whom he plans to live with after his release. Defense attorney Paul Riddle said his client is grateful that FBI agents arrested him when they did because he knows that he was on a 'very dark path." KVVU-TV Las Vegas (11/13

ntence for first-degree murder when he escaped from police, disappearing from the radar for 49 years. 'We've never forgotten about this case,' said Allegheny County Sheriff William Mullen at a Friday morning press conference outside the FBI's Pittsburgh field office on East Carson Street. The half-century chara

d agreed to recommend that he serves his prison time in Louisiana, near grandparents whom he plans to live with after his release. Defense attorney Paul Riddle said his client is grateful that FBI agents arrested him when they did because he knows that he was on a 'very dark path." KVVU-TV Las Vegas (11/13

ntence for first-degree murder when he escaped from police, disappearing from the radar for 49 years. 'We've never forgotten about this case,' said Allegheny County Sheriff William Mullen at a Friday morning press conference outside the FBI's Pittsburgh field office on East Carson Street. The half-century chara

d agreed to recommend that he serves his prison time in Louisiana, near grandparents whom he plans to live with after his release. Defense attorney Paul Riddle said his client is grateful that FBI agents arrested him when they did because he knows that he was on a 'very dark path." KVVU-TV Las Vegas (11/13