Part Time Dishwasher Confesses in Desert Beating Case
In Tooele Utah two Salt Lake City teens Carol Clayton and Drinda Ames 18 were battered with a hammer and buried under brush. A 19-year-old dishwasher Rex Hintze confessed to the assault after his car got stuck and the girls began walking toward home. Tony Robertson 19 helped by fleeing 14 miles to summon help and the girls were hospitalized in critical condition. Robertson said he did not know the outcome and Hintze hoped the girls would not survive.
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Tooele
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Salt Lake City
Carol Annette Clayton
Drinda Jane Ames
Tony Robertson
Faye Gillette
Rex Hintze
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Hintze
Gillette
Report of Highway 40 wreck belief two dead girls
A fragment quotes a witness near Highway 40 claiming two girls were dead in a crash. The terse text centers on fear and unidentified details while authorities have not released full findings.
Sheriff Finds Missing Person After Hearing Moaning
Officers arrived at the scene and found no one visible. The sheriff said a moaning sound led them to Miss Clayton, initially thought to be a calf’s call. Miss Ames was located about 50 yards away.
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Miss Ames
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