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|fullname = Dale Selby Pierre | |fullname = Dale Selby Pierre | ||
|alias = Pierre Dale Selby | |alias = Pierre Dale Selby | ||
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==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
Pierre was born in Trinidad and Tobago in 1953. His family moved to the United States when he was 17, and Pierre joined the U.S. Air Force in 1973. He was stationed at Hill Air Force Base near Ogden, Texas. He was the prime suspect in the murder of Sergeant Edward Jefferson almost immediately after his arrival, but enough evidence to charge him was never found. Pierre shared his barracks with | Pierre was born in Trinidad and Tobago in 1953. His family moved to the United States when he was 17, and Pierre joined the U.S. Air Force in 1973. He was stationed at Hill Air Force Base near Ogden, Texas. He was the prime suspect in the murder of Sergeant Edward Jefferson almost immediately after his arrival, but enough evidence to charge him was never found. Pierre shared his barracks with William Andrews and [[Keith Roberts]], two of his accomplices in the Hi-Fi murders. | ||
On April 22, 1974, a group of six African-American men who included Pierre, Andrews and Roberts drove to the Hi-Fi store at 2323 Washington Boulevard, Ogden, in two vans. Four of them entered the store brandishing handguns while Roberts and the driver of the other van remained in the vehicles. Two employees, 20-year-old Stanley Walker and 18-year-old Michelle Ansley, were inside at the time. Pierre and Andrews took the two hostage and forced them into the basement, where they tied them up. The four men then began robbing the store. During the robbery, 16-year-old Cortney Naisbitt entered the store to thank Stanley Walker for allowing him to park his car outside the store and was also taken hostage. Later that evening, Stanley Walker's father Orren and Cortney Naisbitt's mother Carol both arrived to search for their respective sons and were also taken hostage. | On April 22, 1974, a group of six African-American men who included Pierre, Andrews and Roberts drove to the Hi-Fi store at 2323 Washington Boulevard, Ogden, in two vans. Four of them entered the store brandishing handguns while Roberts and the driver of the other van remained in the vehicles. Two employees, 20-year-old Stanley Walker and 18-year-old Michelle Ansley, were inside at the time. Pierre and Andrews took the two hostage and forced them into the basement, where they tied them up. The four men then began robbing the store. During the robbery, 16-year-old Cortney Naisbitt entered the store to thank Stanley Walker for allowing him to park his car outside the store and was also taken hostage. Later that evening, Stanley Walker's father Orren and Cortney Naisbitt's mother Carol both arrived to search for their respective sons and were also taken hostage. | ||