Changes: Randolph Dial

Revision as of 13:25, 6 September 2011

Real Name: Randolph Dial and Bobbi Parker
Aliases: No Known Aliases
Wanted For: Escape
Missing Since: August 30, 1994

Case

Details: Randolph Dial, convicted for the 1981 murder of karate instructor Kelly Dean Hogan, escaped from the Oklahoma State Reformatory and the same day deputy warden Randy Parker's wife, Bobbi Parker, vanished. Police are not certain if Randolph abducted Bobbi, or if the two ran off with each other.
Extra Notes: The case was featured as a part of the March 17, 1995 episode. Interestingly, Alexis Franklin Osborn (born 1978), Dial's son from the first of his three marriages was charged in connection with the death of his live-in girlfriend, Amanda McDade, 15, in 1998.
Results: Captured. In April 2005, Randolph Dial was arrested in East Texas on a chicken ranch. Bobbi Parker was found working on a farm soon after. Dial was returned to prison and Parker was reunited with her family, but also arraigned. The charges indicate that they were romantically involved and she helped Dial escape even though Dial claimed to have kidnapped her, meaning that Parker developed Stockholm Syndrome. Dial died in 2007 after a lengthy illness in Oklahoma at the age of 62. Parker's trial began July 5, 2011.
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-'''Real Name:''' Randolph Dial and Bobbi Parker
+'''Real Name:''' Randolph Dial and Bobbi Parker<br>
+'''Aliases: '''No Known Aliases<br>
-'''Aliases: '''No Known Aliases
+'''Wanted For:''' Escape<br>
+'''Missing Since:''' August 30, 1994<br>
-'''Wanted For:''' Escape
-'''Missing Since:''' August 30, 1994
 ==Case==
-'''Details:''' Randolph Dial, convicted for the 1981 murder of karate instructor Kelly Dean Hogan, escaped from the Oklahoma State Reformatory and the same day deputy warden Randy Parker's wife, [[Bobbi Parker]], vanished. Police are not certain if Randolph abducted Bobbi, or if the two ran off with each other.
+'''Details:''' Randolph Dial, convicted for the 1981 murder of karate instructor Kelly Dean Hogan, escaped from the Oklahoma State Reformatory and the same day deputy warden Randy Parker's wife, [[Bobbi Parker]], vanished. Police are not certain if Randolph abducted Bobbi, or if the two ran off with each other.<br>
+'''Extra Notes:''' The case was featured as a part of the March 17, 1995 episode. Interestingly, Alexis Franklin Osborn (born 1978), Dial's son from the first of his three marriages was charged in connection with the death of his live-in girlfriend, Amanda McDade, 15, in 1998.<br>
+'''Results:''' Captured. In April 2005, Randolph Dial was arrested in East Texas on a chicken ranch. Bobbi Parker was found working on a farm soon after. Dial was returned to prison and Parker was reunited with her family, but also arraigned. The charges indicate that they were romantically involved and she helped Dial escape even though Dial claimed to have kidnapped her, meaning that Parker developed Stockholm Syndrome. Dial died in 2007 after a lengthy illness in Oklahoma at the age of 62. Parker's trial began July 5, 2011.<br>
-'''Extra Notes:''' The case was featured as a part of the March 17, 1995 episode. Interestingly, Alexis Franklin Osborn (b 1978), Dial's son from the first of his three marriages was charged in connection with the death of his live-in girlfriend, Amanda McDade, 15, in 1998.
+'''Links:''' None<br>
-'''Results:''' Captured. In April 2005, Randolph Dial was arrested in East Texas on a chicken ranch. Bobbi Parker was found working on a farm soon after. Dial was returned to prison and Parker was reunited with her family, but also arraigned. The charges indicate that they were romantically involved and she helped Dial escape even though Dial claimed to have kidnapped her, meaning that Parker developed Stockholm Syndrome. Dial died in 2007 after a lengthy illness in Oklahoma at the age of 62. Parker's trial began July 5, 2011.
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-'''Links:''' None
 [[Category:Oklahoma]]
 [[Category:1994]]