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Thomas Crane Wales
Assistant U.S. Attorney Thomas Crane Wales was shot multiple times through a basement window of his Seattle home on October 11, 2001, at approximately 10:40 p.m. while working at his desk. The shooter, identified as a lone male suspect, fled the scene. Wales died at the hospital the next day. The murder weapon was determined to be a Makarov semi-automatic handgun with an aftermarket barrel. The case remains unsolved with a $2,000,000 reward offered.
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Assistant U.S. Attorney Thomas Crane Wales was shot multiple times through a basement window of his Seattle home on October 11, 2001, at approximately 10:40 p.m. while working at his desk. The shooter, identified as a lone male suspect, fled the scene. Wales died at the hospital the next day. The murder weapon was determined to be a Makarov semi-automatic handgun with an aftermarket barrel. The case remains unsolved with a $2,000,000 reward offered.
Thomas Crane Wales shot multiple times through basement window of his Queen Anne home while sitting at desk typing on computer. Lone male suspect seen fleeing scene.
Thomas Crane Wales died at hospital from gunshot wounds sustained the previous night.
Lone male suspect seen fleeing the scene of the crime
Murder weapon: Makarov semi-automatic handgun with aftermarket stainless steel barrel, rifled with six lands and grooves and left twist
Limited number of aftermarket barrels sold in United States - investigators working to identify and test fire possible matches
Thomas Crane Wales - 18-year AUSA specializing in white collar crime prosecution; Harvard graduate; active in civic organizations
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