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Bernadette Bean
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Bernadette Bean

[ca. October 1962]

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Scene at 346 Walnut Avenue in Roxbury where 17-year-old Bernadette Bean was found dead from bullet wounds. Arrested in the shooting was a male, Arthur Banks. Police surround the body of the girl, pronounced DOA.

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