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About Murder In 20
Bobbie
Stevens
is
o
bsessed
with
true
crime
and
passionate
about
writing
and
story
telling
and
delivers
a
new
and
fascinating
episode
every
Wednesday.
Tune
in,
get
the
concise and complete episode in 20 minutes. Less Talk. More True crime.
MI20 wishes to thank and acknowledge the following sources for this episode:
News-Pilot
Motive mystery surrounds trial
Accused killer called psychotic
Halvorsen admits intent to kill 2 men
Death penalty given in Wilmington case
Supreme Court of California: The People v. Arthur Hans Halvorsen
State court tosses out inmate’s death sentence
PODCAST EXCERPT
Arthur
headed
west
and
landed
in
California.
He
married
Amalia
and
they
raised
her
two
daughters.
They
were
about
to
lose
their
house
so
Arthur
filed
for
bankruptcy
to
stop
the
creditors
from
foreclosing.
At
forty-three
he
was
working
seven
days
and
hardly
slept.
He
watched
TV,
slept
for
a
couple hours then got up at 4:00am and went to work.
He
and
his
wife
borrowed
fifteen-thousand
dollars
and
handed
over
the
deed
to
his
house
as
collateral.
The
ten
percent
interest
on
the
short-
term
loan
was
going
to
cost
$1,500.
He
had
exactly
one
month
to
repay
the loan or lose the house.
Arthur
walked
to
his
truck
and
noticed
that
the
air-compressor
wasn't
there
and
automatically
assumed
Roberto
had
stolen
it.
So
he
decided
to
drive
to
his
house.
He
reached
under
the
seat
and
pulled
out
his
loaded
handgun
.
MURDERER: ARTHUR HALVORSEN
GONE IN AN HOUR
Arthur
headed
west
to
California
where
he
made
a
living
any
way
he
could,
most
of
it
illegal.
About
to
lose
his
house,
the
financial
pressures
mounted.
He
snapped.
An
hour
later,
two
lay
dead
and
two
more
were
injured.
About Murder In 20
Bobbie
Stevens
is
o
bsessed
with
true
crime
and
passionate
about
writing
and
story
telling
and
delivers
a
new
and
fascinating
episode
every
Wednesday.
Tune
in,
get
the
concise
and
complete
episode in 20 minutes. Less Talk. More True crime.
Contact
Murder in 20, British Columbia, Canada
Copyright 2023. All rights reserved.
MURDERER: ARTHUR HALVORSEN
GONE IN AN HOUR
Arthur
headed
west
to
California
where
he
made
a
living
any
way
he
could,
most
of
it
illegal.
About
to
lose
his
house,
the
financial
pressures
mounted.
He
snapped.
An
hour later, two lay dead and two more were injured.
PODCAST EXCERPT
Arthur
headed
west
and
landed
in
California.
He
married
Amalia
and
they
raised
her
two
daughters.
They
were
about
to
lose
their
house
so
Arthur
filed
for
bankruptcy
to
stop
the
creditors
from
foreclosing.
At
forty-three
he
was
working
seven
days
and
hardly
slept.
He
watched
TV,
slept
for
a
couple hours then got up at 4:00am and went to work.
He
and
his
wife
borrowed
fifteen-thousand
dollars
and
handed
over
the
deed
to
his
house
as
collateral.
The
ten
percent
interest
on
the
short-term
loan
was
going
to
cost
$1,500.
He
had
exactly
one
month
to
repay
the
loan
or
lose
the house.
Arthur
walked
to
his
truck
and
noticed
that
the
air-
compressor
wasn't
there
and
automatically
assumed
Roberto
had
stolen
it.
So
he
decided
to
drive
to
his
house.
He
reached
under
the
seat
and
pulled
out
his
loaded
handgun
.
MI20 wishes to thank and acknowledge the
following sources for this episode:
News-Pilot
Motive mystery surrounds trial
Accused killer called psychotic
Halvorsen admits intent to kill 2 men
Death penalty given in Wilmington case
Supreme Court of California: The People v. Arthur Hans
Halvorsen
State court tosses out inmate’s death sentence
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ARTHUR HALVORSEN
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