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by Steve Long Celebrity Murders Magazine features Texas Monthly by Skip Hollandsworth article Suburban Madness, 002 Magazine, article Bayou City Blues and

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he hoped to have the club perform three times that number. In 1997 Skip Hollandsworth of the Texas Monthly wrote that Briar Club "had become a haven for

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S. ed.). New York: Bloomsbury. ISBN 1-58234-329-2. OCLC 50729398. Skip Hollandsworth, "Hooray for Big Hair", Texas Monthly, December 1992, pp. 122 et.

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as part of terms of successfully completing her probation. In 2008 Skip Hollandsworth of Texas Monthly referred to Benton as "Houston’s most famous teenage

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UPI "5 Chilling True Crime Stories Written by Female Authors". Redrum at IMDb Poisoning Daddy, Texas Monthly, Issue July 1996, by Skip Hollandsworth

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the district, praised her appointment to the position. According to Skip Hollandsworth of Texas Monthly, there was racial animosity on the board, so she

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2019". 2016–17. "I Would Only Rob Banks for My Family"; article; Skip Hollandsworth; June 2014 issue; Texas Monthly; accessed May 2014 "State releases

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Archived from the original on June 13, 2012. Retrieved January 5, 2013. Skip Hollandsworth, "The Killing of Alydar". Texas Monthly, June 2001 Retrieved 2011-06-26

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June 2001 Texas Monthly article titled The Killing of Alydar by Skip Hollandsworth Patton, Janet (May 3, 2012). "Calumet Farm sold for over $36 million"

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Texas Archive of the Moving Image Crime Library's "Notorious Murders" "The Notorious Mrs. Mossler", by Skip Hollandsworth, Texas Monthly December 2021

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a benefactor." An article about these events in Texas Monthly by Skip Hollandsworth was adapted for Bernie, a 2011 dark comedy film which he co-wrote

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Forbes. Retrieved 29 May 2022. Texas Monthly: "Can’t Buy Me Love" by Skip Hollandsworth October 2000 O'Keefe, Ed (24 March 2015). "George H. W. Bush, Barbara

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convicted of crimes like cattle rustling, murder, robbery, and theft. Skip Hollandsworth of Texas Monthly said that music historians do not pay attention to

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2009; ISBN 1-4391-4972-0), pp. 230-321 Illinois State Police, above Skip Hollandsworth, "The Curse of Romeo and Juliet", Texas Monthly, June 1997 State v

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parole violations. I Would Only Rob Banks for My Family; article; Skip Hollandsworth; June 2014 issue; Texas Monthly; accessed May 2014 Catt family bank

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Chronicle (June 6, 2015) "The Gang's All Here". 21 January 2013. Skip Hollandsworth, Texas Monthly (April 2007) "Can Women Join Motorcycle Clubs?". 21

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Retrieved March 27, 2014. I Would Only Rob Banks for My Family; article; Skip Hollandsworth; June 2014 issue; Texas Monthly; accessed May 2014 Eagle, Bob; LeBlanc

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Retrieved April 27, 2021. I Would Only Rob Banks for My Family; article; Skip Hollandsworth; June 2014 issue; Texas Monthly; accessed May 2014 College Football

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"Landry Definitely Marched to Beat of His Own Drum". Los Angeles Times. Skip Hollandsworth (August 1987). "Is There Any WayTo Explain Football's Most Confusing

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developments in the 1980s. According to a 2006 Texas Monthly article by Skip Hollandsworth, many street gangs in Texas have no organized command structures.