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Show Thompson Found Guilty; Faces Life mprisonmerrt Ij t f. f I f I I i I J f j I ! f i ' Minn. (UPI) Tilmer Eugene. Thompson, the suave little criminal lawyer convicted of masterminding his wife's murder for $1 million, entered Stillwater state peni- ' tentiary Saturday as Convict STILLWATER, ..C , No. 21893. 'y ' Thompson, 36, entered the state prison scarcely 14 hours after a jury in Minneapolis Fri- yj f;f day night found him guilty of plotting the murder of his heir- ess wife. . Fos s ee n Sunday, December I s' t si wielding o Falls In Dispute With Px I, !IV ; : - s. T. Eugene Thompson, hand in pocket and outwardly casual, leaves courtroom with deputies trailing behind him after hearing- guilty verdict at his first degree murder trial in Minneapolis. (Herald-TJP- I Telephoto). 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Market of $1,(500 Loot till then sentenced to life imprisonment Thompson for masterminding the slaying of his wife, Carol, for $1 million in insurance. Exactly six minutes, had elapsed Pince the jury had returned Friday with its verdict; After pronouncing sentence, Fosseen asked Thompson if he had anything to say. "No,. your honor." The dapper lawyer, pale in his natty charcoal suit, then was led handcuffed from the crowded courtroom. ryw,r,3r ' Sunday Herald fii - He faces a sentence of life a4 hard labor, with the possi- bility of parole after 17 years, ' Thompson was fingerprinted, given a prison uniform, and William F. Bernbrock tA lodged in a cell 6 feet wide, 9 Serves in Exercise feet long and 7 feet high, He was brought from the WilUSS TICONDEROGA , Hennepin County jail in Minne- aviation apolis 30 miles away under liam F. Bernbrock, " heavy guard. boatswain's mate third class, atUSN, son of Mrs. Marjorie BernHyam Segell, his defense nobrock of 433 W. 5th N., Provo, torney, said he would file tice of appeal Monday. serving aboard the aircraft caranswered then Thompson rier USS Ticonderoga particiquestions relating to his name, pated in exercise "Black Bear" educational back- off the coast of California address, names and adthe and ground of the living members dresses of his family. A process for freezing avoThompson paused frequently cados, to be packaged for conduring tne routine interrogation sumers to use after thawing, and appeared to answer with has been developed by an Calif., firm. great difficulty. , 1963 . ' ' . 3450iU: . ' , ; - ' !' : - . ' I ;.. ' I ' I! :- - .',w.v,'.w.v 5 Lowest priced Fh'gidaire washer. Uses fresh, running water; rinses, pumps, lint away automatically. No filter to clean. Spins clothes dryer than any other 2-cy- automatic $180 Hi III jf" . : . . 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