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{{Villain_Infobox|Image = ~~198274784 c7a55fd1-78f2-4cd7-b1a6-150958a8f195~~.png|fullname = József Barsi|alias = ~~Barsi József,~~

{{Villain_Infobox|Image =Jozsef_Barsi.png |fullname = József Barsi|alias = Arizona Joe|hobby = Being a Banjo/Fiddle Musician|crimes = [[Domestic Abuse|Domestic abuse]] [[Murder]] [[Familicide]] [[Child Abuse|Child abuse]]|skills = Musical Skills,

~~József István Barsi,~~

The fear that his family feels towards him|type of villain = Insecure Abuser|occupation = Pluming Contractor|origin = Hungary}}

The fear that his family feels towards him|type of villain = ~~Murderer and~~ Abuser|occupation = Pluming Contractor|origin = Hungary~~-America~~}}

'''József Istvan''' '''“Arizona Joe”<ref name="latimes" /> Barsi''' (November 26th, 1932 – July 27th, 1988) was a Hungarian-American plumbing contractor and banjo/fiddle musician<ref name="lundberg">[http://judithbarsi.dc-lundberg.net/ Judith Barsi in Memoriam]</ref> who was best known as the father of the child actress [[wikipedia:Judith Barsi|Judith Barsi]]. Burdened by low self-esteem, stemming from mockery over his Hungarian accent and the social rejection he suffered in Hungary, József developed a drinking problem and a paranoid personality which was to torment him throughout his life, culminating in him murdering his wife and daughter before taking his own life.

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==Aftermath==

While Judith and Maria were buried together ~~in an unmarked grave~~ on August 9th, 1988; the location of József's grave is a mystery, and so is whether he was even buried or cremated~~, or decomposed on the ground~~.<ref name="lundberg" />

While Judith and Maria were buried together at Forest Lawn Memorial Park on August 9th, 1988; the location of József's grave is a mystery, and so is whether he was even buried or cremated.<ref name="lundberg" />

==References==

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-{{Villain_Infobox|Image = 198274784 c7a55fd1-78f2-4cd7-b1a6-150958a8f195.png|fullname = József Barsi|alias = Barsi József,
+{{Villain_Infobox|Image =Jozsef_Barsi.png |fullname = József Barsi|alias = Arizona Joe|hobby = Being a Banjo/Fiddle Musician|crimes = [[Domestic Abuse|Domestic abuse]]<br>[[Murder]]<br>[[Familicide]]<br>[[Child Abuse|Child abuse]]|skills = Musical Skills,
-József István Barsi,
+The fear that his family feels towards him|type of villain = Insecure Abuser|occupation = Pluming Contractor|origin = Hungary}}
-József István 'Arizona Joe' Barsi|hobby = Being a Banjo/Fiddle Musician|crimes = [[Domestic Abuse|Domestic abuse]]<br>[[Murder]]<br>[[Familicide]]<br>[[Child Abuse|Child abuse]]|skills = Musical Skills,
-The fear that his family feels towards him|type of villain = Murderer and Abuser|occupation = Pluming Contractor|origin = Hungary-America}}
 '''József Istvan''' '''“Arizona Joe”<ref name="latimes" /> Barsi''' (November 26<sup>th</sup>, 1932 – July 27<sup>th</sup>, 1988) was a Hungarian-American plumbing contractor and banjo/fiddle musician<ref name="lundberg">[http://judithbarsi.dc-lundberg.net/ Judith Barsi in Memoriam]</ref> who was best known as the father of the child actress [[wikipedia:Judith Barsi|Judith Barsi]]. Burdened by low self-esteem, stemming from mockery over his Hungarian accent and the social rejection he suffered in Hungary, József developed a drinking problem and a paranoid personality which was to torment him throughout his life, culminating in him murdering his wife and daughter before taking his own life.
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 ==Aftermath==
-While Judith and Maria were buried together in an unmarked grave on August 9<sup>th</sup>, 1988; the location of József's grave is a mystery, and so is whether he was even buried or cremated, or decomposed on the ground.<ref name="lundberg" />
+While Judith and Maria were buried together at Forest Lawn Memorial Park on August 9<sup>th</sup>, 1988; the location of József's grave is a mystery, and so is whether he was even buried or cremated.<ref name="lundberg" />
 ==References==