Karankawa Cannibals of the Texas Gulf Coast
The Karankawa were a tall coastal tribe between Galveston and Pagelse Island known for cannibalism, head flatting, elaborate body painting, and archery. They lived as rovers with boats, faced missionary attempts, and resisted settlement until driven into oblivion.
Year In Jail Penalty For Biting Baby
Albert Lee Davis was sentenced to one year in jail for biting his 2 year old stepson on November 15. Davis was found with the crying child on the floor at his Houston home and the baby suffered teeth wounds and bruises. The mother described Davis as whipping and biting the child before the attack. Davis was convicted of aggravated assault by County Court at Law Judge Byron Johnson.
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Pichini
Conas
Tamas
Houston
Albert Lee Davis
Davis
Bobby Burn St
Robert Lee Cook
Jefferson Davis Hospital
Mary Catherine Williams
Byron Johnson
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Gulf
Galveston Island
Pagire Island
Mexico
la Salle
Matagorda Bay
Austin
Enie
Texas
Lavaca County
Botane Company
Lawrence Rothbauer
Hallettsville
L. M. Roeder Shiner
Henry Hermis
Ling
J. M. Meiners
W. H. Etlinger Store
Dudley Hoskins
Gonzales, Texas
Etlinger’s Locker Service
City Meat Market