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Charles Voyde Harrelson (* 23. Juli 1938 in Lovelady, Texas; † 15. März 2007 im Bundesgefängnis ADX Florence, Colorado) war ein US-amerikanischer Krimineller, der wegen des Mordes an John H. Wood Jr. verurteilt wurde, dem ersten amerikanischen Bundesrichter, der im 20. Jahrhundert ermordet wurde.
Charles Voyde Harrelson (July 23, 1938 – March 15, 2007) was an American contract killer and organized crime figure who was convicted of assassinating federal judge John H. Wood Jr., the first federal judge to be assassinated in the 20th century.
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- Charles Voyde Harrelson, July 23, 1938, Lovelady, Texas, U.S.
22. Mai 2021 · Wikimedia Commons Actor Woody Harrelson attempted to get his father a new trial after Jimmy Chagra recanted his statement that Charles Harrelson was guilty of Judge John H. Wood Jr.’s murder. Charles Harrelson died of a heart attack in prison in 2007.
- William Delong
Woody Harrelson studierte Englisch und Schauspiel am Hanover College in Indiana und ist Mitglied der Studentenverbindung Sigma Chi. Bekannt wurde Harrelson ab 1985 durch seine Rolle des Woody in der Fernsehserie Cheers. Seine erste Hauptrolle im Kino war die des Billy Hoyle in der Filmkomödie Weiße Jungs bringen’s nicht (1992).
In September 1982, contract killer Charles Harrelson, while wanted for the murder of federal judge John H. Wood Jr., "confessed" to killing Wood and President Kennedy, during a six-hour standoff with police in which he was reportedly high on cocaine.
31. Juli 2019 · Charles Harrelson was a notorious contract killer who murdered at least 20 people, including Alan Berg, a carpet salesman. He was defended by Percy Foreman, a famous lawyer who helped him avoid the death penalty.
Charles Harrelson was an American criminal who was sentenced for the assassination of a federal judge. Born and raised in Texas, he served in the US Navy. He later worked as a salesman and subsequently turned a professional gambler. In 1960, he served a prison term for armed robbery, after which he moved back to Texas.
