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Held in triple slaying
Associated Press · September 17, 1964
John H. Frazier, 41, a 275-pound railroad engineer, who admitted killing his wife, a well-known radio personality and another man for what Detective Inspector Hiram Phipps termed an "obvious" reason. The bodies of the victims were found dead from bullet wounds Monday at a Detroit school of announcing and speech. Dead were Frazier's wife, Dorothy, 40, Pierre Paulin, 51, owner of the school, and Clarence DePotie, 47, a used car dealer.
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