EARL RAY HOLBEIN, b. 1899; d. 1980; m. (1) NELLIE; m. (2) RUTH MITCHEL, 1926; b. 1901; d. 1981.
Death Date: 04 August 1980 Place of Death: Columbus, Franklin County
Residence: Columbus, Franklin County Gender: Male
Race: White Age: 80 Years
Marital Status: Married Death Certified by: Coroner
Work Injury: Autopsy: No Autopsy
Birth Date: 26 October 1899 Birth State: Ohio
Certificate: 056574 Volume: 24136
Place of Accident: (Home) Origin: German
ESCAPEE, 19, GETS LESSER SENTENCE
Publish Date: April 26, 1986
Paper: Columbus Dispatch, The (OH)
Page: 2B
Word Count: 408
Document ID: 11B8B517510B5F70
Timothy Slone, 19, convicted as a juvenile of the stabbing death of a West Side man and the beating of the man's wife, was sentenced Thursday for escape, a sentence that will actually reduce the time he spends in custody.
Franklin County Common Pleas Judge James Britt told Slone he was passing through a loophole in the law that could cause others in juvenile facilities to escape with the hope of being freed ahead of time. Britt said he had planned to order the Ohio Youth (partial listing of article)
KILLER MIGHT GET PROBATION
Author: Mary Yost, Dispatch Court Reporter
Publish Date: February 27, 1986
Paper: Columbus Dispatch, The (OH)
Page: 4C
Word Count: 482
Document ID: 11B8B4CBD0A663E0
Judge James C. Britt said yesterday in Franklin County Common Pleas Court that he is considering probation for a 19-year-old convicted killer found guilty of escape.
As a condition of probation, Timothy D. Slone may have to remain under the jurisdiction of the Ohio Department of Youth Services until he turns 21, Britt said. A pre-sentence report is being prepared.
Assistant Prosecutor Cinda Holthouse said that is not severe enough punishment for the youth, who stabbed 80-year-old Earl Holbein (partial listing of article)
CONVICTION MAY WORK FOR KILLER
Author: Mary Yost, Dispatch Court Reporter
Publish Date: February 26, 1986
Paper: Columbus Dispatch, The (OH)
Page: 6B
Word Count: 446
Document ID: 11B8B4B59FE33928
An assistant prosecutor fears convicted killer Timothy Slone, 19, might be released early if he is convicted today on an escape charge.
Slone has been in the custody of the Ohio Department of Youth Services since he was convicted of delinquency charges in the August 1980 stabbing death of Earl Holbein, 80, and the beating of his wife, Ruth, 79, who died in 1981. Assistant Prosecutor Cinda Holthouse said she has been told a conviction in Franklin County Common Pleas Court for escape from the (partial listing of article)
RESIDENTS NOT WORRIED ABOUT TICO SECURITY
Publish Date: December 25, 1985
Paper: Columbus Dispatch, The (OH)
Page: 8
Word Count: 304
Document ID: 11B95C3829C14CF0
Despite the recent escape of five juvenile deliquents from the Training Institute of Central Ohio, residents are not concerned about the security at the institution, said Ginger Cunningham, chairman of the Greater Hilltop Area Commission.
Six teen-agers escaped Dec. 15 from the facility at 2130 W. Broad St., operated by the Ohio Department of Youth Services. One escapee, Timothy Sloan, 19, convicted of the 1980 beating murder of Franklinton resident Earl Holbein, surrendered soon after. The (partial listing of article)
5 AT LARGE AFTER FLEEING YOUTH TRINAING CENTER
Author: Bruce Cadwallader, Dispatch Staff Reporter
Publish Date: December 16, 1985
Paper: Columbus Dispatch, The (OH)
Page: 2D
Word Count: 360
Document ID: 11B95C28EA750C90
Five young male inmates escaped through new security fencing at the Training Institute of Central Ohio on Sunday and remained at large today.
A sixth escapee, Timothy D. Slone, 19, of 910 Campbell Ave., who is being held for aggravated murder, telephoned TICO Superintendent Peggy Moore and then surrendered to State Highway Patrol troopers about 9 p.m. Sunday. "He just decided that it was a stupid thing to do. They got out through a window in one of the rooms in the (partial listing of article)
Death Date: 04 August 1980 Place of Death: Columbus, Franklin County
Residence: Columbus, Franklin County Gender: Male
Race: White Age: 80 Years
Marital Status: Married Death Certified by: Coroner
Work Injury: Autopsy: No Autopsy
Birth Date: 26 October 1899 Birth State: Ohio
Certificate: 056574 Volume: 24136
Place of Accident: (Home) Origin: German
ESCAPEE, 19, GETS LESSER SENTENCE
Publish Date: April 26, 1986
Paper: Columbus Dispatch, The (OH)
Page: 2B
Word Count: 408
Document ID: 11B8B517510B5F70
Timothy Slone, 19, convicted as a juvenile of the stabbing death of a West Side man and the beating of the man's wife, was sentenced Thursday for escape, a sentence that will actually reduce the time he spends in custody.
Franklin County Common Pleas Judge James Britt told Slone he was passing through a loophole in the law that could cause others in juvenile facilities to escape with the hope of being freed ahead of time. Britt said he had planned to order the Ohio Youth (partial listing of article)
KILLER MIGHT GET PROBATION
Author: Mary Yost, Dispatch Court Reporter
Publish Date: February 27, 1986
Paper: Columbus Dispatch, The (OH)
Page: 4C
Word Count: 482
Document ID: 11B8B4CBD0A663E0
Judge James C. Britt said yesterday in Franklin County Common Pleas Court that he is considering probation for a 19-year-old convicted killer found guilty of escape.
As a condition of probation, Timothy D. Slone may have to remain under the jurisdiction of the Ohio Department of Youth Services until he turns 21, Britt said. A pre-sentence report is being prepared.
Assistant Prosecutor Cinda Holthouse said that is not severe enough punishment for the youth, who stabbed 80-year-old Earl Holbein (partial listing of article)
CONVICTION MAY WORK FOR KILLER
Author: Mary Yost, Dispatch Court Reporter
Publish Date: February 26, 1986
Paper: Columbus Dispatch, The (OH)
Page: 6B
Word Count: 446
Document ID: 11B8B4B59FE33928
An assistant prosecutor fears convicted killer Timothy Slone, 19, might be released early if he is convicted today on an escape charge.
Slone has been in the custody of the Ohio Department of Youth Services since he was convicted of delinquency charges in the August 1980 stabbing death of Earl Holbein, 80, and the beating of his wife, Ruth, 79, who died in 1981. Assistant Prosecutor Cinda Holthouse said she has been told a conviction in Franklin County Common Pleas Court for escape from the (partial listing of article)
RESIDENTS NOT WORRIED ABOUT TICO SECURITY
Publish Date: December 25, 1985
Paper: Columbus Dispatch, The (OH)
Page: 8
Word Count: 304
Document ID: 11B95C3829C14CF0
Despite the recent escape of five juvenile deliquents from the Training Institute of Central Ohio, residents are not concerned about the security at the institution, said Ginger Cunningham, chairman of the Greater Hilltop Area Commission.
Six teen-agers escaped Dec. 15 from the facility at 2130 W. Broad St., operated by the Ohio Department of Youth Services. One escapee, Timothy Sloan, 19, convicted of the 1980 beating murder of Franklinton resident Earl Holbein, surrendered soon after. The (partial listing of article)
5 AT LARGE AFTER FLEEING YOUTH TRINAING CENTER
Author: Bruce Cadwallader, Dispatch Staff Reporter
Publish Date: December 16, 1985
Paper: Columbus Dispatch, The (OH)
Page: 2D
Word Count: 360
Document ID: 11B95C28EA750C90
Five young male inmates escaped through new security fencing at the Training Institute of Central Ohio on Sunday and remained at large today.
A sixth escapee, Timothy D. Slone, 19, of 910 Campbell Ave., who is being held for aggravated murder, telephoned TICO Superintendent Peggy Moore and then surrendered to State Highway Patrol troopers about 9 p.m. Sunday. "He just decided that it was a stupid thing to do. They got out through a window in one of the rooms in the (partial listing of article)
EARL RAY HOLBEIN, b. 1899; d. 1980; m. (1) NELLIE; m. (2) RUTH MITCHEL, 1926; b. 1901; d. 1981.
Death Date: 04 August 1980 Place of Death: Columbus, Franklin County
Residence: Columbus, Franklin County Gender: Male
Race: White Age: 80 Years
Marital Status: Married Death Certified by: Coroner
Work Injury: Autopsy: No Autopsy
Birth Date: 26 October 1899 Birth State: Ohio
Certificate: 056574 Volume: 24136
Place of Accident: (Home) Origin: German
ESCAPEE, 19, GETS LESSER SENTENCE
Publish Date: April 26, 1986
Paper: Columbus Dispatch, The (OH)
Page: 2B
Word Count: 408
Document ID: 11B8B517510B5F70
Timothy Slone, 19, convicted as a juvenile of the stabbing death of a West Side man and the beating of the man's wife, was sentenced Thursday for escape, a sentence that will actually reduce the time he spends in custody.
Franklin County Common Pleas Judge James Britt told Slone he was passing through a loophole in the law that could cause others in juvenile facilities to escape with the hope of being freed ahead of time. Britt said he had planned to order the Ohio Youth (partial listing of article)
KILLER MIGHT GET PROBATION
Author: Mary Yost, Dispatch Court Reporter
Publish Date: February 27, 1986
Paper: Columbus Dispatch, The (OH)
Page: 4C
Word Count: 482
Document ID: 11B8B4CBD0A663E0
Judge James C. Britt said yesterday in Franklin County Common Pleas Court that he is considering probation for a 19-year-old convicted killer found guilty of escape.
As a condition of probation, Timothy D. Slone may have to remain under the jurisdiction of the Ohio Department of Youth Services until he turns 21, Britt said. A pre-sentence report is being prepared.
Assistant Prosecutor Cinda Holthouse said that is not severe enough punishment for the youth, who stabbed 80-year-old Earl Holbein (partial listing of article)
CONVICTION MAY WORK FOR KILLER
Author: Mary Yost, Dispatch Court Reporter
Publish Date: February 26, 1986
Paper: Columbus Dispatch, The (OH)
Page: 6B
Word Count: 446
Document ID: 11B8B4B59FE33928
An assistant prosecutor fears convicted killer Timothy Slone, 19, might be released early if he is convicted today on an escape charge.
Slone has been in the custody of the Ohio Department of Youth Services since he was convicted of delinquency charges in the August 1980 stabbing death of Earl Holbein, 80, and the beating of his wife, Ruth, 79, who died in 1981. Assistant Prosecutor Cinda Holthouse said she has been told a conviction in Franklin County Common Pleas Court for escape from the (partial listing of article)
RESIDENTS NOT WORRIED ABOUT TICO SECURITY
Publish Date: December 25, 1985
Paper: Columbus Dispatch, The (OH)
Page: 8
Word Count: 304
Document ID: 11B95C3829C14CF0
Despite the recent escape of five juvenile deliquents from the Training Institute of Central Ohio, residents are not concerned about the security at the institution, said Ginger Cunningham, chairman of the Greater Hilltop Area Commission.
Six teen-agers escaped Dec. 15 from the facility at 2130 W. Broad St., operated by the Ohio Department of Youth Services. One escapee, Timothy Sloan, 19, convicted of the 1980 beating murder of Franklinton resident Earl Holbein, surrendered soon after. The (partial listing of article)
5 AT LARGE AFTER FLEEING YOUTH TRINAING CENTER
Author: Bruce Cadwallader, Dispatch Staff Reporter
Publish Date: December 16, 1985
Paper: Columbus Dispatch, The (OH)
Page: 2D
Word Count: 360
Document ID: 11B95C28EA750C90
Five young male inmates escaped through new security fencing at the Training Institute of Central Ohio on Sunday and remained at large today.
A sixth escapee, Timothy D. Slone, 19, of 910 Campbell Ave., who is being held for aggravated murder, telephoned TICO Superintendent Peggy Moore and then surrendered to State Highway Patrol troopers about 9 p.m. Sunday. "He just decided that it was a stupid thing to do. They got out through a window in one of the rooms in the (partial listing of article)
Death Date: 04 August 1980 Place of Death: Columbus, Franklin County
Residence: Columbus, Franklin County Gender: Male
Race: White Age: 80 Years
Marital Status: Married Death Certified by: Coroner
Work Injury: Autopsy: No Autopsy
Birth Date: 26 October 1899 Birth State: Ohio
Certificate: 056574 Volume: 24136
Place of Accident: (Home) Origin: German
ESCAPEE, 19, GETS LESSER SENTENCE
Publish Date: April 26, 1986
Paper: Columbus Dispatch, The (OH)
Page: 2B
Word Count: 408
Document ID: 11B8B517510B5F70
Timothy Slone, 19, convicted as a juvenile of the stabbing death of a West Side man and the beating of the man's wife, was sentenced Thursday for escape, a sentence that will actually reduce the time he spends in custody.
Franklin County Common Pleas Judge James Britt told Slone he was passing through a loophole in the law that could cause others in juvenile facilities to escape with the hope of being freed ahead of time. Britt said he had planned to order the Ohio Youth (partial listing of article)
KILLER MIGHT GET PROBATION
Author: Mary Yost, Dispatch Court Reporter
Publish Date: February 27, 1986
Paper: Columbus Dispatch, The (OH)
Page: 4C
Word Count: 482
Document ID: 11B8B4CBD0A663E0
Judge James C. Britt said yesterday in Franklin County Common Pleas Court that he is considering probation for a 19-year-old convicted killer found guilty of escape.
As a condition of probation, Timothy D. Slone may have to remain under the jurisdiction of the Ohio Department of Youth Services until he turns 21, Britt said. A pre-sentence report is being prepared.
Assistant Prosecutor Cinda Holthouse said that is not severe enough punishment for the youth, who stabbed 80-year-old Earl Holbein (partial listing of article)
CONVICTION MAY WORK FOR KILLER
Author: Mary Yost, Dispatch Court Reporter
Publish Date: February 26, 1986
Paper: Columbus Dispatch, The (OH)
Page: 6B
Word Count: 446
Document ID: 11B8B4B59FE33928
An assistant prosecutor fears convicted killer Timothy Slone, 19, might be released early if he is convicted today on an escape charge.
Slone has been in the custody of the Ohio Department of Youth Services since he was convicted of delinquency charges in the August 1980 stabbing death of Earl Holbein, 80, and the beating of his wife, Ruth, 79, who died in 1981. Assistant Prosecutor Cinda Holthouse said she has been told a conviction in Franklin County Common Pleas Court for escape from the (partial listing of article)
RESIDENTS NOT WORRIED ABOUT TICO SECURITY
Publish Date: December 25, 1985
Paper: Columbus Dispatch, The (OH)
Page: 8
Word Count: 304
Document ID: 11B95C3829C14CF0
Despite the recent escape of five juvenile deliquents from the Training Institute of Central Ohio, residents are not concerned about the security at the institution, said Ginger Cunningham, chairman of the Greater Hilltop Area Commission.
Six teen-agers escaped Dec. 15 from the facility at 2130 W. Broad St., operated by the Ohio Department of Youth Services. One escapee, Timothy Sloan, 19, convicted of the 1980 beating murder of Franklinton resident Earl Holbein, surrendered soon after. The (partial listing of article)
5 AT LARGE AFTER FLEEING YOUTH TRINAING CENTER
Author: Bruce Cadwallader, Dispatch Staff Reporter
Publish Date: December 16, 1985
Paper: Columbus Dispatch, The (OH)
Page: 2D
Word Count: 360
Document ID: 11B95C28EA750C90
Five young male inmates escaped through new security fencing at the Training Institute of Central Ohio on Sunday and remained at large today.
A sixth escapee, Timothy D. Slone, 19, of 910 Campbell Ave., who is being held for aggravated murder, telephoned TICO Superintendent Peggy Moore and then surrendered to State Highway Patrol troopers about 9 p.m. Sunday. "He just decided that it was a stupid thing to do. They got out through a window in one of the rooms in the (partial listing of article)
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