He was a Denver police Officer who in 1951 had his father Harry S Young living with him, Harriet his wife, and their three children, Irene, 11, Carol Jane, 8, and Charles Harry, 5.
Charles accidentally shot and killed his wife Harriett as a result of horseplay as he was trying to put his pistol in his holster and go to work. She was tickling him.
He remarried Ramona by 1953, had at least another son John E., and divorced August 1969 and remained so until his death.
Charles accidentally shot and killed his wife Harriett as a result of horseplay as he was trying to put his pistol in his holster and go to work. She was tickling him.
He remarried Ramona by 1953, had at least another son John E., and divorced August 1969 and remained so until his death.
He was a Denver police Officer who in 1951 had his father Harry S Young living with him, Harriet his wife, and their three children, Irene, 11, Carol Jane, 8, and Charles Harry, 5.
Charles accidentally shot and killed his wife Harriett as a result of horseplay as he was trying to put his pistol in his holster and go to work. She was tickling him.
He remarried Ramona by 1953, had at least another son John E., and divorced August 1969 and remained so until his death.
Charles accidentally shot and killed his wife Harriett as a result of horseplay as he was trying to put his pistol in his holster and go to work. She was tickling him.
He remarried Ramona by 1953, had at least another son John E., and divorced August 1969 and remained so until his death.
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