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One man was convicted but two others were acquitted by a Los Angeles Superior Court jury today in the 1983 shooting of KABC-TV anchorman Jerry Dunphy.
Nov 3, 1983 · Four gunmen drove up alongside Dunphy's silver-blue Rolls-Royce at a stop sign outside the ABC Television Center in Hollywood and opened fire, wounding the pair.
He was attacked and shot in the neck by 4 would-be robbers in 1983 but made a full recovery. On May 9, 1984, Dunphy received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for his work in the television industry, located at 6669 Hollywood Boulevard. [6] [7]
- News anchor
- June 9, 1921, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, US
- 1953-2002
- May 20, 2002 (aged 80), Los Angeles, California, US
One man was convicted and two others were acquitted by a Los Angeles Superior Court jury Thursday in the 1983 shooting of television newscaster Jerry Dunphy and a companion.
Nov 3, 1983 · Four gunmen drove up alongside Dunphy's silver-blue Rolls-Royce at a stop sign outside ABC Television Center in Hollywood and shot and wounded the two. Ms. Marshall, 36, shot in an arm, was...
Jul 27, 1985 · Frederick Cole, the only one of three defendants convicted in the 1983 shooting of television newscaster Jerry Dunphy, was sentenced Friday to 14 years and eight months in state prison by Los...
May 27, 2002 · Although past 80 and already having survived two heart attacks, open-heart surgery and a shooting during a robbery attempt in 1983, Los Angeles news anchor Jerry Dunphy, who died on May 20, was a newsman to the end. He suffered his fatal heart attack May 15 on his way to work.
