son of Samuel J Haugh and Mary F Metz
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Name: Oliver Crook HAUGH (Prisoner 36919)
Crime: Murder
Location: Dayton, Montgomery County
Executed: 19 April 1907
NOTES: Executed "for the murder of his father,mother, and brother, in Dayton, on the night of November 4, 1905, while under the influence of drugs. It is said that he administered a powerful drug to the members of his family and while they were under its influence he murdered them with a knife, after which he set fire to the building. While fleeing from the building he was captured and his crime discovered. He was a highly educated man, but the use of a powerful drug transformed him from a Dr. Jekyl to a Mr. Hyde.
Fornshell, Marvin E, THE HISTORICAL AND ILLUSTRATED OHIO PENITENTIARY, 1907-1908, Image clarified and copyrighted 1997
by Arthur W. McGraw, page 159
****
Name: Oliver Crook HAUGH (Prisoner 36919)
Crime: Murder
Location: Dayton, Montgomery County
Executed: 19 April 1907
NOTES: Executed "for the murder of his father,mother, and brother, in Dayton, on the night of November 4, 1905, while under the influence of drugs. It is said that he administered a powerful drug to the members of his family and while they were under its influence he murdered them with a knife, after which he set fire to the building. While fleeing from the building he was captured and his crime discovered. He was a highly educated man, but the use of a powerful drug transformed him from a Dr. Jekyl to a Mr. Hyde.
Fornshell, Marvin E, THE HISTORICAL AND ILLUSTRATED OHIO PENITENTIARY, 1907-1908, Image clarified and copyrighted 1997
by Arthur W. McGraw, page 159
son of Samuel J Haugh and Mary F Metz
****
Name: Oliver Crook HAUGH (Prisoner 36919)
Crime: Murder
Location: Dayton, Montgomery County
Executed: 19 April 1907
NOTES: Executed "for the murder of his father,mother, and brother, in Dayton, on the night of November 4, 1905, while under the influence of drugs. It is said that he administered a powerful drug to the members of his family and while they were under its influence he murdered them with a knife, after which he set fire to the building. While fleeing from the building he was captured and his crime discovered. He was a highly educated man, but the use of a powerful drug transformed him from a Dr. Jekyl to a Mr. Hyde.
Fornshell, Marvin E, THE HISTORICAL AND ILLUSTRATED OHIO PENITENTIARY, 1907-1908, Image clarified and copyrighted 1997
by Arthur W. McGraw, page 159
****
Name: Oliver Crook HAUGH (Prisoner 36919)
Crime: Murder
Location: Dayton, Montgomery County
Executed: 19 April 1907
NOTES: Executed "for the murder of his father,mother, and brother, in Dayton, on the night of November 4, 1905, while under the influence of drugs. It is said that he administered a powerful drug to the members of his family and while they were under its influence he murdered them with a knife, after which he set fire to the building. While fleeing from the building he was captured and his crime discovered. He was a highly educated man, but the use of a powerful drug transformed him from a Dr. Jekyl to a Mr. Hyde.
Fornshell, Marvin E, THE HISTORICAL AND ILLUSTRATED OHIO PENITENTIARY, 1907-1908, Image clarified and copyrighted 1997
by Arthur W. McGraw, page 159
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