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Leonard Folds
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Leonard Folds

United Press International · January 29, 1962

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In one of largest manhunts in Brevard County (Fla.) history, police used light planes and bloodhounds in widespread search for Leonard Folds, shown in police photo from file. Folds is sought in connection with pre-dawn slaying of his former wife, Betty Jean, waitress at a Cocoa Beach motel.

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