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Duesy Perry Seabolt
1908 - 1932
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Obit by Annajo
Adair County Democrat
Thursday, May 19, 1932
1908 - May 17, 1932
(headline)
"Dusie Seabolt Killed By Shot In Back; George Sawney Said To Be Killer; Has Not
Been Found"
Dusie Seabolt was shot in the back and killed near Salem schoolhouse Tuesday
night, and witnesses examined by county officials state that George Sawney did
the shooting. Sawney had not been apprehended Wednesday afternoon, and only
meager particulars were available.
The shooting, according to report, was the result of a drinking party and a
quarrel over one of the women at the party. Witnesses questioned Wednesday said
that Sawney shot Seabolt with a shotgun.
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Adair County Democrat
Thursday, May 26, 1932
(headline)
"Sawney And Starr Bound Over"
George Sawney and Riley Starr, held with out bail on a charge of killing Dusie
Seabolt, were ordered bound over to the district court at the preliminary
hearing in Justice R. B. Worsham's court Wednesday.
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