YEARLY MURDERS
PEORIA
1940 4 Knife fight over a
woman…one killed
Ed Canady
killed his wife and then shot himself
Jim
Comien shot and killed his mother
Walter
Barewalt Killed in a fight over a half dozen eggs.
1941
5 Doyle Ping shot and killed: Police say he insulted a man’s wife
Marsh
was knifed to death by a “draft dodger.”
Marie
Stampley was killed by her husband
Wagner
killed his wife…Blanch
*** Glen Fahstock shot and killed Martin Srica
“I
don’t care what other people say….That Martin
Was
hard to get along with.”
1942
8 Miller
shot Caldwell with a shot gun…Miller was
Protecting Caldwell’s sister from attack.
Mille
Allen found dead in her Bathtub…Police arrest her
Boy
friend…Jim Stother.
Walter Donley
Lawyer….Never came back from lunch…
Apparently kidnapped off Fulton
Street in Peoria
Alcarez stabbed his girlfriend to death
Mildred
Corneleius shot her husband With his
shotgun
Art
Williams stabbed Bernie Harris A Dispute over a small rug
Carl
Shellton killed 9 year old girl it was a traffic case…. Exonerated
1943 FILL IN
never got around to doing that.
1944 8 Dalyrimple is murdered
by Joe Nyberg ( Nyberg later murdered)
Sgt.
Peddigrew Killed his wife with a knife and hurt 3 others
El Vista
Juantinta West Killed her sister
Tom
Cagle Killed BY John Dries
insulted his wife.
Proctor Day Killed his lifelong friend
John Taylor
Peplow killed Andy Richard “Stop
dating my niece”
1945 12 Ray Hudson killed his
young sons then Himself
Ed
Hamm Killed his wife Elizabeth
Eddie Andrews fell down steps
dead. Police arrest his son in law
Ray
Hedden killed Leslie Klaus saw him
talking to
Ray’s wife so he shot him.
Louis Gulick Murdered by his
wife.
1946 15
murders. This year Changed Peoria’s Reputation
from a wide-open bawdy town to a “gangster” dominated city…101 years we were just this wild fun
River city…In 1946 3 gangland style
murders changed our reputation 1947
McNear and Flavel Feger Murdered
then in 1948 Bernie Shelton was murdered.
Most of what people talk about that made up Peoria’s Gangster history
was just Plain Myth…..Believe me the ‘guy or woman next door was more
dangerous.”
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