None.. Peter Korolchuk yielded a good deal of information. He couldnt push Votel on this. Thirty years after the original Death of Superman storyline, the iconic tale's writer Dan Jurgens has confirmed which alternate Superman villains almost killed the hero. It was hard to believe that the Jurgenses had noticed nothing. Their investments and savings totaled $2,200. Nor had his arrival two hours before. Please ensure you have given Find a Grave permission to access your location in your browser settings. Harold's testimony in 1965 showed he was in Wisconsin from the evening of Friday, April 9, until 9 or 9:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 10. Dennis struggled with such training and was forced to pray and recite his Rosary kneeling on a broomstick for extended periods, until he did it correctly. Petersons house sat precisely on the site of the old Wildwood Amusement Park. . Lois Germaine Josephine Zerwas Jurgens (August 12, 1925 May 7, 2013) was an American convicted murderer[1] responsible for one of the most unusual child murder cases in history in Minnesota.
Late in August, Lois had called Rekdahl to report the matter. They had checked on him throughout the night.
| Her brother, Jerome Zerwas, was the police lieutenant of the town of White Bear Lake, Minnesota, where she lived at the time. Testimony from neighbors and family members told of young Dennis showing up to public events wearing sunglasses at the age of two, to hide his frequent black eyes. . Dennis had fallen and hit his head on the wet basement floor the day before, the Jurgenses said, and he also had been suffering from a bad cold. Certain neighbors and family members knew there were problems with Lois' treatment of Dennis but did nothing to prevent it. Still it is fair to say that the story Lois Jurgens told required a considerable imagination to embrace. She was predeceased by : her parents, Leslie Stowell and Margaret Stowell. At the hearing a month later, Peterson was asked whether he saw anything unusual as he viewed the body in the crib. You do consider social attitudes. At the funeral home, Lois Jurgens brother, Lloyd Zerwas, came to pay his respects. The adoption should be approved. Donna Neely wondered, as she studied the Jurgenses now-silent house from her front window. That will make you swallow, Lois had said.