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Suspect in shooting spree

Associated Press · April 23, 1973

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William Ray Bonner (above), 25, was booked for investigation of murder in Los Angeles last night after six persons were shot to death and ten wounded. The shootings, during a period of about an hour, were at several locations in the southern section of the city. Bonner was shot and wounded by police.

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