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Douglas Stout, Donna Stout
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Douglas Stout, Donna Stout

United Press International · August 28, 1962

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Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Milwaukee - Douglas Stout, 30, was charged with the shotgun murder of his 17-yr-old sister, Donna Stout 8/27.Douglas admitted that he shot and killed Donna while she slept.

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