Aged 27 years, 5 months, 20 days
(Source: Washington Death Certificates)
"Seized with a murderous mania, Sergeant J. Proctor of the artillery corps at Fort Worden, who was visiting Walla Walla on a furlough, shot and killed his former wife, his son and daughter and then fired a bullet into his head. Mrs. Proctor had secured a divorce on the ground of cruelty. She was proprietor of the Metropolitan hotel, and on account of the children was allowing Proctor to board there."
Newport Miner - Newport, Washington - July 11, 1912
(Contributed by Mary Cunningham)
(Source: Washington Death Certificates)
"Seized with a murderous mania, Sergeant J. Proctor of the artillery corps at Fort Worden, who was visiting Walla Walla on a furlough, shot and killed his former wife, his son and daughter and then fired a bullet into his head. Mrs. Proctor had secured a divorce on the ground of cruelty. She was proprietor of the Metropolitan hotel, and on account of the children was allowing Proctor to board there."
Newport Miner - Newport, Washington - July 11, 1912
(Contributed by Mary Cunningham)
Aged 27 years, 5 months, 20 days
(Source: Washington Death Certificates)
"Seized with a murderous mania, Sergeant J. Proctor of the artillery corps at Fort Worden, who was visiting Walla Walla on a furlough, shot and killed his former wife, his son and daughter and then fired a bullet into his head. Mrs. Proctor had secured a divorce on the ground of cruelty. She was proprietor of the Metropolitan hotel, and on account of the children was allowing Proctor to board there."
Newport Miner - Newport, Washington - July 11, 1912
(Contributed by Mary Cunningham)
(Source: Washington Death Certificates)
"Seized with a murderous mania, Sergeant J. Proctor of the artillery corps at Fort Worden, who was visiting Walla Walla on a furlough, shot and killed his former wife, his son and daughter and then fired a bullet into his head. Mrs. Proctor had secured a divorce on the ground of cruelty. She was proprietor of the Metropolitan hotel, and on account of the children was allowing Proctor to board there."
Newport Miner - Newport, Washington - July 11, 1912
(Contributed by Mary Cunningham)
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