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ark:/16417/th71ptnxxngtfBody of Charles Carlton pictured in automobile with two-inch pipe piercing his head. Close up of the body showing the jaw injury. January, 1948.Image
Item 1.03-19.03
Body of Charles Carlton pictured in automobile with two-inch pipe piercing his head. Close up of the body showing the jaw injury. January, 1948.
ark:/16417/th71kxlrfg63jBody of Charles Carlton pictured in automobile with two-inch pipe piercing his head. Full view. January, 1948.Image
Item 1.03-19.02
Body of Charles Carlton pictured in automobile with two-inch pipe piercing his head. Full view. January, 1948.
ark:/16417/th7v0b87m1z0xBody of Charles Carlton pictured in automobile with two-inch pipe piercing his head. Shot of the body from the driver-side rear door. January, 1948.Image
Item 1.03-19.04
Body of Charles Carlton pictured in automobile with two-inch pipe piercing his head. Shot of the body from the driver-side rear door. January, 1948.
ark:/16417/th71hbbdxw3fqBody of Charles Carlton pictured in automobile with two-inch pipe piercing his head. Two men look at the exit point of the pipe from the car. January, 1948.Image
Item 1.03-19.05
Body of Charles Carlton pictured in automobile with two-inch pipe piercing his head. Two men look at the exit point of the pipe from the car. January, 1948.
ark:/16417/th71fq079rphwBody of Charles Carlton pictured in automobile with two-inch pipe piercing his head. View of the fence which took the young man's life. January, 1948.Image
Item 1.03-19.06
Body of Charles Carlton pictured in automobile with two-inch pipe piercing his head. View of the fence which took the young man's life. January, 1948.
ark:/16417/th716z3rf1m9fShown is the body of Charles Carlton, 21, of Richmond, Virginia after a car which he was driving crashed into a fence on the Winchester Pike, causing a piece of two-inch pipe to pierce his head. The pipe, which entered the windshield and passed through Carlton's head, can be seen emerging over the back seat of the car. Bent as it entered the auto, the pipe struck Carlton in the right jaw. Ambulance crewmen used a hack-saw to free the body.Image
Item 1.03-19.01
Shown is the body of Charles Carlton, 21, of Richmond, Virginia after a car which he was driving crashed into a fence on the Winchester Pike, causing a piece of two-inch pipe to pierce his head. The pipe, which entered the windshield and passed through Carlton's head, can be seen emerging over the back seat of the car. Bent as it entered the auto, the pipe struck Carlton in the right jaw. Ambulance crewmen used a hack-saw to free the body.