The Paris News, Paris, Texas, April 27, 1939
A neighborhood feud climaxed by an argument over straying chickens left four persons shot to death and two others wounded.
J. W. Snow, and two of his daughters Pearl C Dennis and Willie Kemper, and a neighbor, Dee Chandler were the victims. Marion Mackey was sought for the slayings and his body was discovered 64 days later, death determined to be suicide.
A neighborhood feud climaxed by an argument over straying chickens left four persons shot to death and two others wounded.
J. W. Snow, and two of his daughters Pearl C Dennis and Willie Kemper, and a neighbor, Dee Chandler were the victims. Marion Mackey was sought for the slayings and his body was discovered 64 days later, death determined to be suicide.
The Paris News, Paris, Texas, April 27, 1939
A neighborhood feud climaxed by an argument over straying chickens left four persons shot to death and two others wounded.
J. W. Snow, and two of his daughters Pearl C Dennis and Willie Kemper, and a neighbor, Dee Chandler were the victims. Marion Mackey was sought for the slayings and his body was discovered 64 days later, death determined to be suicide.
A neighborhood feud climaxed by an argument over straying chickens left four persons shot to death and two others wounded.
J. W. Snow, and two of his daughters Pearl C Dennis and Willie Kemper, and a neighbor, Dee Chandler were the victims. Marion Mackey was sought for the slayings and his body was discovered 64 days later, death determined to be suicide.
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