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MURDER
CASE #: 1982-12
MURDER CASE #: 1982-12
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William D. Butterfield

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Bill

William D. Butterfield
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Offense Location:

Plano, TX

Related Cases:

Robert Michael Winters

Summary:

On June 7, 1980, William Butterfield and Robert Winters were found inside the Gulf Majik Market convenience store with gunshot wounds. Robert died at the scene and William was transported to a hospital, where he later died of his injuries. Their killers have not been found and remain at large.

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Circumstances of Offense:

William Butterfield was an employee at the Gulf Majik Market and it is believed that Robert Winters stopped at the location for coffee on his way to work. A customer entered the store at approximately 6:30 AM and found the two men laying on the ground. Money had been taken from the cash register.

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Plano Police Department (TX)

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Monday, June 07, 1982 06:24am

Witness called 911 after finding victims with gunshot wounds


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