Harold E. ShacklefordLife is full of second chances, but we don't all take advantages of them.
Harold Shackleford did a stint at San Quentin Prison in California for beating a woman within an inch of her life. After his parole he made his way East, perhaps to get a fresh start. But old habits die hard.
It was a Sunday morning in September of 1956 as Mary Dunn was on her way to church when she came across the deadly path of a drunken Harold Shackleford. When her 51-year-old body was found, Mary had been strangled to death and beaten beyond recognition.
Even if the claims that Shackleford was "Crazed by liquor" were true, nothing could save him from the Electric Chair at Ohio State Penitentiary on June 24th, 1957. Women should be wary if you pass his disgruntled spirit in the cell blocks of Old Licking County Jail where he was detained before his execution.
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