Killing of Kimmo Perry
- Year
- 1979
- Where
- Fort Collins, Colorado
- Source
- Colorado Bureau of Investigation
- Evidence
- 1
On March 12, 1979, Walter and Kimmo Perry were burned to death while sleeping in their Loveland home at 604 SE 8th Street. Mr. Perry's wife, Gwendolyn "Joyce" Perry, escaped the fire. Investigation
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