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Spotted this post again, and tried a quick Google.
Turns out that Tessie McFarland and her boyfriend (since executed) went on a killing spree.
Stripper and Ex-Con Caught After Shootout, Chase
By Karen Gaudette
S A N F R A N C I S C O, Oct. 18 2000
An ex-convict and a strip-club dancer suspected in slayings in Texas and Indiana were arrested after a shootout and chase through downtown San Francisco during the evening rush hour.
The dancer, Tessie McFarland, 21, was shot in the throat and hospitalized in stable condition, police said. One officer was slightly wounded by flying glass.
The chase began Tuesday after police flagged a pickup truck driven by ex-convict Joshua Maxwell, 22, after he ran a red light. The chase continued for eight blocks.
The truck had been stolen from a San Antonio deputy sheriff found dead last week, police said. Several of the deputy’s guns were also stolen.
Suspected in Indianapolis MurderIn Indiana, the pair were sought in connection with the slaying of a man who was shot, strangled and left in the trunk of his burning car near the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Sept 12.
Police said Maxwell and McFarland, of Speedway, Ind., abducted the man from his home, then forced him to take them on a shopping spree.
The car in which the pair allegedly fled Indiana turned up abandoned in Texas.
The pair were being held in San Francisco on charges of attempted murder of a police officer, authorities there said.
Maxwell was recently released from prison, Speedway police said. Further details about his conviction weren’t immediately available.Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ hereComment
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It sounds like you have a crush on herOriginally posted by OwlHoot View PostSpotted this post again, and tried a quick Google.
Turns out that Tessie McFarland and her boyfriend (since executed) went on a killing spree.
Stripper and Ex-Con Caught After Shootout, Chase
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Murder most Horrid.Thirty-one-year-old Joshua Maxwell was condemned for abducting, robbing and fatally shooting Sergeant Rudy Lopes as part of a cross-country crime spree in 2000.
Maxwell and his girlfriend were likened to characters in the movie "Natural Born Killers" or a modern-day Bonnie and Clyde. His girlfriend, Tessie McFarland, took a plea deal that gave her a life sentence.
Sorry, missed the post above mine.Comment
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostSpotted this post again, and tried a quick Google.
Turns out that Tessie McFarland and her boyfriend (since executed) went on a killing spree.
Stripper and Ex-Con Caught After Shootout, ChaseSee post #37Originally posted by bless 'em all View PostMurder most Horrid.
Sorry, missed the post above mine.Originally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyI can't see any way to do it can you please advise?
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