University Daily Kansan, April 19. 1985
Page 11
CAMPUS AND AREA
Tate manhunt fueled by possible break-in
By United Press International
BRANSON, Mo. — The manhunt for a right-wing white supremacist charged with killing a highway patrolman focused yesterday on an attempted break-in and speculation as to why the fugitive turned to violence.
A Highway Patrol spokesman said the attempted break-in occurred Wednesday night in Hollister, Moe., just south of Branson and near the site where the fugitive was last seen.
Officers believe the suspect might have been David C. Tate, 22 of Athol, Idaho, a member of the conservative organization The Order.
Patrol Lt. RALBiele said that a family had discovered yesterday morning that a screen had been cut and a window broken. "There was no entry into the house. Nothing was taken. They didn't
hear anything during the night," Biele said.
"There's no doubt someone cut the screen and broke the window. But who did it we don't know."
HE SAID AUTHORITIES also received a report that a nearby trailer had been broken into and that someone had slent in it.
"These are all things that could be but we haven't definitely linked to David Tate. We've just had all kinds of reports." Biele said.
Police said Tate killed a highway patrol Monday and a few minutes later wounded another man. Police said the Ozark mountain wilderness.
Charges of first-degree murder and weapons violations have been f驳 against Tate. Illegal weapons possession has numerous automatic weapons.
Services for trooper Jimmie L. Linegar, 31, were held yesterday at the Chapel of the School of the Ozarks in Point Lookout.
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