Lawrence Frank Lamont: A Detailed Account of His Crimes
Early Life and Criminal Background
Lawrence Frank Lamont, born in 1946, embarked on a violent crime spree following his escape from Ohio's Marion Prison in February 1972. Alongside fellow escapee Patterson, Lamont traversed multiple states, committing heinous acts that left a trail of victims across the Midwest and Southern United States.
1972 Crime Spree
After their escape, Lamont and Patterson engaged in a series of violent crimes, including kidnappings and murders, spanning six states. Their actions during this period were marked by brutality and a blatant disregard for human life.
Confirmed Victims
- Earl R. Ludlow
- Date: March 21, 1972
- Location: Temperance, Michigan
- Details: Ludlow, a store clerk, was executed by Lamont during a robbery.
- Joseph Satcher
- Date: March 22, 1972
- Location: Toledo, Ohio
- Details: Satcher, a gas station attendant, was murdered by Lamont hours after Ludlow's killing.
- Frank Welzbacher
- Date: March 1972
- Location: Monroe County, Michigan
- Details: Welzbacher was among the victims killed during Lamont's crime spree in Monroe County.
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