Neal was the son of Cornelius J. Moynihan, and brother of Christine.
Neal was shot to death as he walked along a San Francisco street. His assailant, Larry Craig Green, was convicted and incarcerated in a California prison. Neal's murder was one of several "organized" killings which took place in the San Francisco area between 1973 and 1974, dubbed the "Zebra" murders.
The full story is detailed in Clark Howard's book, "Zebra".
Neal was shot to death as he walked along a San Francisco street. His assailant, Larry Craig Green, was convicted and incarcerated in a California prison. Neal's murder was one of several "organized" killings which took place in the San Francisco area between 1973 and 1974, dubbed the "Zebra" murders.
The full story is detailed in Clark Howard's book, "Zebra".
Neal was the son of Cornelius J. Moynihan, and brother of Christine.
Neal was shot to death as he walked along a San Francisco street. His assailant, Larry Craig Green, was convicted and incarcerated in a California prison. Neal's murder was one of several "organized" killings which took place in the San Francisco area between 1973 and 1974, dubbed the "Zebra" murders.
The full story is detailed in Clark Howard's book, "Zebra".
Neal was shot to death as he walked along a San Francisco street. His assailant, Larry Craig Green, was convicted and incarcerated in a California prison. Neal's murder was one of several "organized" killings which took place in the San Francisco area between 1973 and 1974, dubbed the "Zebra" murders.
The full story is detailed in Clark Howard's book, "Zebra".
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