Krist Convicted In $500,000 Transom Kidnapping
Decatur Ga AP Gary Steven Krist, 24, was convicted by a praying jury of abducting Emory University junior Barbara Mackie in a box with food, tranquilizer water and a ventilation system. He received a life sentence on the jury’s mercy recommendation after the state sought the death penalty. Jurors deliberated with prayer. foreman Rainwater cited his mercy due to Krist’s precautions to keep Mackie alive. Krist’s lawyers offered no defense, choosing mercy in final arguments. The case linked to Albert Parvin Foundation head Fred Neal, who described Krist’s behavior and circumstances.
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Gary Steven Krist
Barbara Jane Mackie
Krist
Georgia
H. J. Rainwater
Decatur
Robert F. Mackle
Foundatoral Gables
Fla
Rand
FBI
Noet
Decatur. Dist
Richard Bell
Mobley Childs
James R. Venable
H. C. Hubert Jr
Ven Jable
Rainwater
Mackle
Emory University
Venable
Parvin Called "Man Very Eager To Do Good" Founder
Parvin described as eager to do good by dedicating most of his $12,000 yearly income to travel and foundation work. He cited inspiration from Douglas's America Challenged and noted IRS scrutiny and court fights tied to Parvin Dohrmann and the Flamingo hotel venture, while claiming aims to help emerging nations through tax exempt philanthropy.
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Associated Press
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America
IRS
Las Vegas
Abe Fortas
Supreme
Flamingo
Iniwas
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