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CRAZY CHARLY

THERE IS A TALE IN NORTHEAST DETROIT {MICHIGAN} ABOUT
A MAN NAMED CHARLY WHO WENT CRAZY. FIRST HE KILLED
HIS WIFE, AND THEN HIMSELF (WITH AN AX).
IT IS REPORTED THAT HE HAS BEEN SEEN CHASING TEENAGERS
PARKED NEAR HIS OLD HOME WITH A BLOODY AX.

Where learned: APARTMENT ; DETROIT, ASSUMED ; MICHIGAN, ASSUMED

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PROSE NARRATIVE -- Physically handicapped Deformed

Date learned: 11-12-1969

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