West Cumberland Times
Wednesday, March 23, 1932
Dangerous Maniac Loose | Dangerous Maniac Loose |
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| West Cumberland Times - Wednesday, March 23, 1932 | |
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DANGEROUS MANIAC LOOSE ______ NATIVE OF WORKINGTON Stated to be a native of Workington, Irving PARKER, a dangerous maniac, has escaped from the Menston Mental Institution, near Ilkley, and an extensive search has been commenced by the West Riding and Bradford City Police. The roads leading to the Institution are usually busy with motor and pedestrian traffic, and as the man disappeared suddenly and all efforts to find him have up to the time of writing, failed, it is suggested that he avoided the roads and is wandering about somewhere on the lonely moors. He is described as being a dangerous maniac, and much concern is felt by the asylum authorities, as he may do some harm while he is at large. When he escaped he was wearing a dark tweed suit and a pair of light slippers with buckles. He is described as being 5ft 9 in. in height, with very dark hair. He is 29 years of age. ****** WHITEHAVEN MAN MISSING. It is reported that John FOSTER, aged 35, a single man, of 1, Ladypit Terrace, Whitehaven has been missing from his lodgings since Saturday, and it is thought that he may be suffering from loss of memory. FOSTER is a native of Cork and speaks with a strong Irish brogue. The official description of the man is :- Height 5 ft. 5 in., slender build; sandy hair; fresh complexion, clean shaven, blue eyes, dressed in navy blue suit, light coloured cap, overcoat, black shoes, collar and tie. ****** |
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