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Donald Eugene Gates Famous Case
Donald Eugene Gates, 30 year old African American, on July 20, 1981, was arrested for failing to appear in court on an unrelated case, giving up a hair sample as part of a processing procedure. On June 22, 1981, Catherine Schilling, a 21-year-old Georgetown University student, found raped and murdered in Rock Creek Park in Washington, D.C. Found nude and had been shot five times in the head. After a police informant, Gates was charged with the rape and murder. Gerald Mack Smith, Donald's longtime friend, claimed that he and Gates were drinking in the park when Gates said he wanted to rob the woman, but when she resisted, he killed her. Smith later picked out Gates’ photo. Getting paid $50 for the initial tip and $250 for picking out the photograph.
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