Verne Lane
Lane, shown in a mugshot, is found guilty of killing Orville Walby (not pictured), a Chicago Ave. store owner and war veteran. Lane entered Walby's store and demanded money and then shot him without warning. His real name was revealed to be LaVern Horak.
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