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Mabel King, Daniel R. Sheahan, John B. Norberg
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Mabel King, Daniel R. Sheahan, John B. Norberg

United Press International · January 16, 1968

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Victims of the 1/16 courtroom shooting incident are shown as they were treated at Central Receiving hospital. Mrs. Hildegard Dilbeck was shot and killed by her husband just before they were to go into court on a divorce hearing. Wounded as her husband Thomas C. Dilbeck emptied his gun were, Top to Bottom, Mrs. Mabel King, a witness; Daniel P. Sheehan, attorney and accountant John B. Norberg.

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