On August 26, 1966, Neal White, a 27-year-old resident of New Haven, Connecticut, was tragically killed in a mass shooting that claimed six lives. The perpetrator, Arthur Davis, had been in a tumultuous relationship with his common-law wife, Gloria "Fanny" Baskerville, who had recently left him. In the days leading up to the incident, Davis searched for Baskerville, visiting her relatives in New Jersey and New Haven, expressing intentions to harm those he believed were hiding her whereabouts.
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