opez Rosario, (2006), alleged drug dealer from Puerto Rico, nine gunshots by unknown assailant(s). Pat Lowther, Canadian poet, murdered by her husband King Lulach of Scotland, (1058) M Leslie Mahaffy, (1991), murdered by Paul Bernardo King Malcolm I of Scotland, (954) Christopher Marlowe, (1593), writer Henry "Dickie" Marrow (1970), 23-year-old black victim of violent "hate crime." Maximus of Smyrna, (370), neoplatonist philosopher Harvey Milk, (1978), San Francisco gay rights activist and politician, shot by rival Dan White, subject of Twinkie defense Gail Miller, (January 31, 1969), lead to wrongful conviction of David Milgaard, murdered by Larry Fisher Sal Mineo, (1976), actor. Stabbed to death at his apartment-house garage. Satomi Mitarai, (2004), student (her killer is the basis of the "Nevada-tan" Internet phenomenon) Jason Moran, (2003) Lewis Moran, (2004) Vicki Morgan (1983), fashion model, mistress of Alfred S. Bloomingdale George Moscone, (1978), mayor of San Francisco, gunned down by Board of Supervisors member Dan White Rudolph Moshammer (2005), Bavarian fashion designer N Jack Nance, (1997), actor. Found dead of a hemorrhage in his South Pasadena, California apartment after a brawl at Winchell's. Huey P. Newton, (1989), a founding member of the Black Panther Party. Shot to death in Oakland, California. Haing S. Ngor, (1996); doctor, survivor of Cambodian holocaust; actor, starred in The Killing Fields. Shot to death in his carport by members of the Lazyboys, an Los Angeles-based Oriental youth-gang. Rosemarie Nitribitt (1957), German call girl Ramon Novarro, (1968), actor. Bludgeoned to death by two drifters. O Madge Oberholtzer, 1925, Indiana state employee kidnapped and mortally injured by Ku Klux Klan leader D. C. Stephenson. Madalyn Murray O'Hair, (1995), Founder of American Atheists William I of Orange, (1584), Count of Nassau, revolutionary Joe Orton, (1967), dramatist Betty Osborne (1971), aboriginal Canadian woman whose murderers were not tried until 1987 Lee Harvey Oswald, (1963), John F. Kennedy's assassin. Shot to death by Jack Ruby. P Elyse Pahler (1995), schoolgirl whose parents sued the band Slayer over her death Felix Pappalardi, (1983), musician Pier Paolo Pasolini, (1975), Italian poet and film director. Bludgeoned to death by a 17-year-old boy whom he allegedly propositioned, after which the boy drove Pasolini's Alfa Romeo over his body. Sarah Payne, 2000, seven-year-old schoolgirl Daniel Pearl (2002), journalist executed by Pakistani terrorists affiliated with Al Qaida Joachim Peiper, (1976), German SS commander Selena Quintanilla Perez, (1995), Tejano singer. SEE Selena. Laci Peterson, (2002) - Pregnant California woman David Graham Phillips (1911), journalist / novelist Gus Polidor, 1995, MLB player Pontiac, (1769), native American leader Lila Pritchert, murdered by James D. Pritchert for chatting online Pythagoras, (496 BC), mathematician Q Robert Quiroga, (2004) world champion boxer, by an acquaintance. R Alex Rackley, died 1969, victim in the 1970 New Haven, Connecticut Black Panther murder trial of the New Haven Nine, Bobby Seale, and Ericka Huggins JonBenét Ramsey, (1996), young beauty queen and young victim of crime King Richard II of England, (1399) Richard, Duke of York, one of the Princes in the Tower. David Rizzio, (1566), Secretary and confident of Queen Mary I of Scotland Archbishop Oscar Romero, (1980). Assassinated in El Salvador. David Rosenbaum, (2006), died following mugging in Washington, D.C. Jose Ruiz (1992), Puerto Rican world boxing champion, murdered during robbery Samantha Runnion, (2002), young victim of crime Leo Ryan, (1978), Member of the United States House of Representatives, shot in an ambush in Guyana by members of the Peoples Temple sect led by Jim Jones. First U.S. Congressman to be killed in office. S Rebecca Schaeffer, (1989); actress, starred in My Sister Sam. Shot to death at her home by Robert John Bardo Moritz Schlick (1936), Austrian philosopher Dutch Schultz, (1935), gangster Rachel Scott, (1999), Columbine High School massacre victim Selena, (1995), Tejano singer. Shot to death by Yolanda Saldívar, president of her fan club. Betty Shabazz, (1997), widow of Malcolm X, mortally burned in a fire set by her grandson Shaka Zulu, (1828), 19th-Century African ruler/military strategist. Assassina

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