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- A: Paul Steven Mack was convicted of first-degree murder and rape in the 1987 death of 21-year-old Karen Grace Winslett, a beauty pageant contestant and hostess at the Peppermill restaurant. He was sentenced in 1991 to 25 years to life in prison.
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Mar 5, 2023 · On March 20, 1988, one of Margie’s friends called her to inform her she had seen Sean on an episode of “America’s Most Wanted.” According to the televised show, Paul Steven Mack, who looked eerily similar to him, was wanted for two murders in California and Ohio.
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Mar 12, 2020 · Paul Steven Mack evaded justice for murdering Karen Winslett in California when he escaped to Utah. Information from his new wife led to his eventual arrest.
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Paul Steven Mack was wanted for the murders of two women. Police busted him on March 22, 1988 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
In 1981, he raped and murdered a 19-year old secretary named Annette Huddle, who worked for her in Ohio. Before the murder, Mack was a convicted burglar who paroled in 1985.
In February 1987, Karen Grace Winslett, who'd just won Las Vegas' Miss English Leather contest, died after Mack led her to his North Highlands home, in which he drugged her with Percodan, raped her and left her to die of a drug overdose. Her body was discovered March 3, 1987, almost two weeks after she had disappeared, in the parking lot of a Madison Avenue motel. In the late 1980s, he married a woman who worked with him as a chef, their relationship then became violent and abusive. One day, his wife woke up with suspicion that she had been raped by him, as he had left the house without telling her, this is where she learned about Mack's past.
Aug 1, 2021 · Paul Steven Mack, then using the alias "Sean Paul Lanier," was the prime suspect for the 1981 murder of 19-year-old Annette Huddle in Marion, Ohio. The recent high school graduate was a secretary at the Marion County Country Club, where she worked under Paul.
A: Paul Steven Mack was convicted of first-degree murder and rape in the 1987 death of 21-year-old Karen Grace Winslett, a beauty pageant contestant and hostess at the Peppermill restaurant. He was sentenced in 1991 to 25 years to life in prison.
Paul Steven Mack was found guilty of luring Karen Grace Winslett to his North Highlands home, where he drugged her with Percodan, raped her and left her to die of a drug overdose.
Except he wasn't called Lanier, he was actually Paul Steven Mack, a man wanted by police over his suspected involvement in the killing of two young women, Annette Huddle and Karen Winslett.
