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Fort Mill, York County, South Carolina
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Rev. A. L. Ormond sues W. B. Cole for $150,000 over the shooting death of his son W. W. Ormond in Rockingham, NC, on August 15, despite Cole's recent acquittal on murder charges. Ormond had been courting Cole's daughter.
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Alleging that he killed "without justification or excuse," the Rev. A. L. Ormond, father of W. W. Ormond, for whose murder W. B. Cole of Rockingham, was recently acquitted, Saturday filed in the Wake county (N. C.) superior court at Raleigh a suit for $150,000 against Cole. The father of the dead man asked $75,000 compensatory damages for the killing and $75,000 punitive damages for "wrongful death."
Ormond was killed on a principal street of Rockingham on August 15 by Cole. The young man for a number of years had been a suitor for the hand of Cole's daughter.
The complaint charges that Cole "did steal and creep up behind him cruelly and with malice aforethought assassinated him by firing three bullets into his body."
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Rockingham, Wake County (N. C.), Raleigh
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August 15
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Rev. A. L. Ormond files $150,000 lawsuit against W. B. Cole for the shooting death of his son W. W. Ormond, who was killed on a Rockingham street after courting Cole's daughter; Cole acquitted of murder but accused of malicious assassination.