Post by Admin on Nov 12, 2020 10:04:13 GMT
Belfast Telegraph - Wednesday 24 August 1955
In short, Napolian Green, a black USAF service man went mad and armed himself with a few guns and shot a few people at the army base in Manston Kent. He then drove to Broadstairs where he walked about on the sand, scaring all the 'lazy' sunbathers and causing bathers to flee. He killed three people and wounded six others before he was shot dead by other USAF personell.
I thought I would post this as it sort of fits with my Perter Sutliffe observation in that not everyone will remember him.
Remember Napolian Green? Probably not. That was 65 years ago. Peter Sutcliffe was active in the 1980s which would have been 30 years after Napolian Green. Whilst Napolian Green was just a short spree killing, it would have been more sensationala t the time and probably one of those things etched in the social consciousness, especially in Kent and Broadstairs.
I also mention it as its one of those items that I does not fit in either the BK or unsolved.
In short, Napolian Green, a black USAF service man went mad and armed himself with a few guns and shot a few people at the army base in Manston Kent. He then drove to Broadstairs where he walked about on the sand, scaring all the 'lazy' sunbathers and causing bathers to flee. He killed three people and wounded six others before he was shot dead by other USAF personell.
I thought I would post this as it sort of fits with my Perter Sutliffe observation in that not everyone will remember him.
Remember Napolian Green? Probably not. That was 65 years ago. Peter Sutcliffe was active in the 1980s which would have been 30 years after Napolian Green. Whilst Napolian Green was just a short spree killing, it would have been more sensationala t the time and probably one of those things etched in the social consciousness, especially in Kent and Broadstairs.
I also mention it as its one of those items that I does not fit in either the BK or unsolved.
