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Ian Horton and George Edward Marshall, crime suspects

Feb. 14, 1968 - Scotland Yard Seek These Men: Scotland Yard last night issued photographs of two men police want to help with their inquiries into the Fulham shooting of Terence Ba Ba Elgar, 22. He was shot dead in a house in Hazlebury Road, Fulham, SW London, on Saturday. Chief Superintendent William Bailey, the detective heading the investigation, said: We don't want the men tackling these men as they may be dangerous. The men are named as: George Edward Marshall, 33, 5ft. 8ins. slim build, dark brown hair, with the tip of his second right finger amputated; and Ian Horton, 26, 6ft. 1in. medium build, brown hair and blue eyes. He also uses the names Michael John Winter and Johnnie Crouch. Photo shows Photographs of the two men whom the police want to trace. They are Ian Horton (L), and George Edward Marshall (R)

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