Coroner Rules Starks' Gun Killed West End Mother
New Pittsburgh Courier; City Edition › July 29, 2009
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"She was afraid of him and she did tell me that this wasn't the end of it; he wouldn't obey it," [Joel Dresbold] said. "It's not going to work if somebody isn't going to obey it."
[Myra Couch] said it seemed that [Alvin Starks] "was the one who was really floundering. "He didn't have a place to live, he didn't have a job."Chris Chapman, a photographer who does some work for the New Pittsburgh Courier, was also a friend of Starks.' He said his friend "came to love" Umprhey but "didn't know how to share one-on-one the love he had for her without being abrasive."See the full content of this document
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Coroner Rules Starks' Gun Killed West End Mother
The Allegheny County Coroner's Office ruled that the bullet that killed choir director Andrea Umphrey was fired from a .9 mm weapon, similar to the one her ex-boyfriend had when he kidnapped her.
The determination lays to rest speculation that police not Alvin Starks were responsible for...See the full content of this document
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