Murder victim.
One of the subjects of Ann Rule's true crime novel, "Everything She Ever Wanted." Carolyn and her husband Walter were living in East Point, Ga. at the time of their deaths contrary to the "Made for television mini series" which portrayed them as living and dying in South Carolina. Carolyn was a registered nurse and was employed at the 24 hour medical clinic of
Dr. Robert P. Tucker.
She was the daughter of:
Mills Thomas Lawrence b: Aug. 4, 1886
and Louise Evans b: July 13, 1888.
One of the subjects of Ann Rule's true crime novel, "Everything She Ever Wanted." Carolyn and her husband Walter were living in East Point, Ga. at the time of their deaths contrary to the "Made for television mini series" which portrayed them as living and dying in South Carolina. Carolyn was a registered nurse and was employed at the 24 hour medical clinic of
Dr. Robert P. Tucker.
She was the daughter of:
Mills Thomas Lawrence b: Aug. 4, 1886
and Louise Evans b: July 13, 1888.
Murder victim.
One of the subjects of Ann Rule's true crime novel, "Everything She Ever Wanted." Carolyn and her husband Walter were living in East Point, Ga. at the time of their deaths contrary to the "Made for television mini series" which portrayed them as living and dying in South Carolina. Carolyn was a registered nurse and was employed at the 24 hour medical clinic of
Dr. Robert P. Tucker.
She was the daughter of:
Mills Thomas Lawrence b: Aug. 4, 1886
and Louise Evans b: July 13, 1888.
One of the subjects of Ann Rule's true crime novel, "Everything She Ever Wanted." Carolyn and her husband Walter were living in East Point, Ga. at the time of their deaths contrary to the "Made for television mini series" which portrayed them as living and dying in South Carolina. Carolyn was a registered nurse and was employed at the 24 hour medical clinic of
Dr. Robert P. Tucker.
She was the daughter of:
Mills Thomas Lawrence b: Aug. 4, 1886
and Louise Evans b: July 13, 1888.
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