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- A woman shot a University of Arkansas medical school researcher to death at the researcher’s home in a likely dispute over money, police said. Leslie Ann Myers, 42, was charged with murder in the death of Bonny Wallace, 57, clinical research director at the University of Arkansas’s surgery department.
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Last month, Ms. Wallace, who turned 31 on Wednesday, was convicted of murder after delays and questions about her fitness to stand trial. Judge Bolan had originally declared her unfit but...
Aug 30, 2004 · Leslie Ann Myers, 42, was charged with murder in the death of Bonny Wallace, 57, clinical research director at the University of Arkansas’s surgery department. Myers was jailed Sunday without...
Aug 23, 2017 · Today Bonnie Kelly, 64, the woman who murdered Assistant State Attorney Eugene “Gene” Berry in 1982, was denied an earlier prison release date. Kelly is serving a life sentence for the murder. The current release date is April 28, 2056.
Aug 23, 2017 · Bonnie Kelly, 64, a Kentucky native, was convicted and sentenced to life in prison in 1983 for the January 1982 murder of Assistant State Attorney Gene Berry. She was denied an earlier prison...
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Apr 21, 1993 · During a violent rage shortly before Wallace allegedly hanged Joseph in her West Side apartment, she told her mother, Bonnie Wallace, “I’m going to kill (Joseph).”
In 2005, another woman, Bonnie Wallace, was murdered in the same home. Her husband died of illness soon after. Today, the bungalow and the house next door are owned by the Jones family, who were willed the bungalow by the Wallaces.
Our beloved Bonny Hope Wallace, age 57, of Little Rock was welcomed into Heaven Saturday, August 28, 2004. She was born in Smackover, Arkansas on October 14, 1946.
