Mr. Porter was a victim of homicide by his father-in-law, who had dementia.
His wife, Marie Kappen Porter, was executed for killing her brother William for insurance money. There is an episode of “Deadly Women” on Investigation Discovery (ID) TV “Hunger for Cash” (2014) documenting his life, and final days. “Women who committed crimes in the name of money are profiled.”
Father of Roberta (19), Patricia (2), Eldora (7), and Madalynne (13).
Son of Fred Porter and Dora Scott. Served in the Canadian army during WW I.
His wife, Marie Kappen Porter, was executed for killing her brother William for insurance money. There is an episode of “Deadly Women” on Investigation Discovery (ID) TV “Hunger for Cash” (2014) documenting his life, and final days. “Women who committed crimes in the name of money are profiled.”
Father of Roberta (19), Patricia (2), Eldora (7), and Madalynne (13).
Son of Fred Porter and Dora Scott. Served in the Canadian army during WW I.
Mr. Porter was a victim of homicide by his father-in-law, who had dementia.
His wife, Marie Kappen Porter, was executed for killing her brother William for insurance money. There is an episode of “Deadly Women” on Investigation Discovery (ID) TV “Hunger for Cash” (2014) documenting his life, and final days. “Women who committed crimes in the name of money are profiled.”
Father of Roberta (19), Patricia (2), Eldora (7), and Madalynne (13).
Son of Fred Porter and Dora Scott. Served in the Canadian army during WW I.
His wife, Marie Kappen Porter, was executed for killing her brother William for insurance money. There is an episode of “Deadly Women” on Investigation Discovery (ID) TV “Hunger for Cash” (2014) documenting his life, and final days. “Women who committed crimes in the name of money are profiled.”
Father of Roberta (19), Patricia (2), Eldora (7), and Madalynne (13).
Son of Fred Porter and Dora Scott. Served in the Canadian army during WW I.
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