Kenneth Granviel: A Detailed Account of His Crimes
Early Life
Kenneth Granviel was born on August 4, 1950, in Fort Worth, Texas. Raised by his mother alongside his older brother and half-brother, Granviel exhibited reclusive behavior from an early age, often isolating himself and having minimal social interactions, especially with girls. His troubling behavior escalated at 16 when he attempted to assault his mother, leading to a brief hospitalization. Subsequently, he was sent to the Gatesville State School for Boys after assaulting his brother, where he remained for two and a half years. Upon release, Granviel secured employment and was regarded as a reliable worker, though he had a history of violence, including a dishonorable discharge from military service due to assaulting fellow soldiers.
Crimes
Between 1974 and 1975, Granviel committed a series of heinous crimes in Fort Worth, Texas, culminating in the deaths of seven individuals. His actions were characterized by extreme violence and a blatant disregard for human life.
Victims
- Laura McClendon (21) - October 8, 1974 - Fort Worth, Texas
- Linda McClendon (19) - October 8, 1974 - Fort Worth, Texas
- Martha McClendon (24) - October 8, 1974 - Fort Worth, Texas
- Steven McClendon (2) - October 8, 1974 - Fort Worth, Texas
- Natasha McClendon (2) - October 8, 1974 - Fort Worth, Texas
- Vera Hill (21) - February 8, 1975 - Fort Worth, Texas
- Betty Williams (24) - February 8, 1975 - Fort Worth, Texas
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