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==Jefferson County== | ==Jefferson County== | ||
==[[Birmingham]]== | ===[[Bessemer]]=== | ||
* [[February 3]]: Charlie King Jr died at [[Bessemer Carraway Medical Center]] from gunshot wounds suffered at 1827 [[17th Street Bessemer]] during a dispute with a neighbor over the theft of frozen catfish and raccoon meat. ([https://cdm16044.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p4017coll2/id/16043/rec/1 report]) | |||
===[[Birmingham]]=== | |||
Birmingham had 88 homicides in [[1980]]. ([[List of Birmingham homicides in 1980|list]]) | Birmingham had 88 homicides in [[1980]]. ([[List of Birmingham homicides in 1980|list]]) | ||
==Shelby County== | ==Shelby County== | ||
* [[June 27]]: Gale Heatherly, 32, was found dead outside her home near the intersection of [[Shelby County Road 32]] and [[Pelham Heights Road]] in [[Pelham]]. Evidence showed she had been raped and beaten to death. Corbit Glen Stallings was convicted of murder. ([https://cdm16044.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p4017coll2/id/15789/rec/1 report]) | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 18:01, 2 January 2024
This is a List of homicides in 1980. It includes homicide cases occuring throughout the Birmingham area during the calendar year. Note that not all homicides are ultimately ruled to be murder in courts of law.
Jefferson County
Bessemer
- February 3: Charlie King Jr died at Bessemer Carraway Medical Center from gunshot wounds suffered at 1827 17th Street Bessemer during a dispute with a neighbor over the theft of frozen catfish and raccoon meat. (report)
Birmingham
Birmingham had 88 homicides in 1980. (list)
Shelby County
- June 27: Gale Heatherly, 32, was found dead outside her home near the intersection of Shelby County Road 32 and Pelham Heights Road in Pelham. Evidence showed she had been raped and beaten to death. Corbit Glen Stallings was convicted of murder. (report)
References
- Birmingham News reports accessed at the microfilm room of the Birmingham Public Library