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In the early hours of September 19, 1910, 40-year-old Caucasian male, Clarence D. Hiller, was at home with his family in Chicago, Illinois. Awakened by the screams of his wife and daughter, Hiller confronted an intruder who had entered their residence at 1837 West 104th Street. A struggle ensued between Hiller and the intruder, during which both men tumbled down the staircase. The assailant then drew a revolver and fired multiple shots, fatally wounding Hiller. The perpetrator fled the scene, le ...
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  • Clarence D. Hiller, age 40 - National Gun Violence Memorial
  • Illinois Supreme Court History: Fingerprints
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