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A bizarre recluse who suffered from a drinking problem in later years, he walked into a Simi Valley bar on July 24, 2004, and shot two customers -- one fatally. He was caught three blocks away by police and arrested for murder.

A devotee of yogi exercise and a vegetarian, he professed to believe in non-violence until his sudden murder spree.

Died in prison while serving his sentence for premeditated murder.

An avid guitar player who taught neighbors and gave free concerts.

He was arrested for shooting two patrons in Simi Valley's The Regency Lounge (California, USA) on 24 July 2004. One of the patrons, Arthur De Long, died from a gunshot wound to the back, while the other patron, Edward Sanchez, is in serious condition from shots to the face and back.

Grizzled, rangy, goatee'd, silver-haired Hollywood cowboy character actor of the 1960s and '70s who played numerous gunslinger types on film (Quando l'alba si tinge di rosso (1968), Il bandito nero (1967)) and TV (Bonanza (1959), Gli uomini della prateria (1959)).

Upon his death, he was cremated and his ashes returned to a longtime acquaintance.

Best remembered for two roles: As the title robotic baseball player in The Twilight Zone's The Mighty Casey (1960); and the old man in the original Fletch - Un colpo da prima pagina (1985) who tells Chevy Chase, "Boy, what in 'the hell' is the matter with you?" while Fletch asks purposefully offbeat questions.