On the night of April 23, 1986, Carlos Kearns, a 71-year-old man from Lexington, Kentucky, was drawn into what would become one of the city’s most notorious killing sprees. A retired Air Force veteran, he lived with his wife Virginia in a modest home on the southeast side of town, surrounded by a small circle of friends and neighbors who often dropped by to visit or help out, including caregiver Trudy Harrell and neighbor Jimmy Roger Keene, who frequently brought along his friend Theodore Swee
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