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Earl Lazenby had delivered mail for years to the aging brown home with overgrown plants in the yard and a National Rifle Association sticker on the front door. The home's owner was always friendly, sometimes chatting with Lazenby at the grocery store in this Atlanta suburb.
But what Lazenby didn't know was that William Crutchfield was deep in debt and looking for a way out. Authorities say Crutchfield apparently watched with envy as Olympic bomber Eric Rudolph was headed to prison for life and aspired to the same fate -- allowing him to live off the government while behind bars.
So he allegedly hatched a twisted plan: Kill a federal employee.
http://www.boston.com/news/nation/articles/2005/07/14/man_reveals_reason_for_shooting_postman/
But what Lazenby didn't know was that William Crutchfield was deep in debt and looking for a way out. Authorities say Crutchfield apparently watched with envy as Olympic bomber Eric Rudolph was headed to prison for life and aspired to the same fate -- allowing him to live off the government while behind bars.
So he allegedly hatched a twisted plan: Kill a federal employee.
http://www.boston.com/news/nation/articles/2005/07/14/man_reveals_reason_for_shooting_postman/
