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Dick was last seen driving a stolen "black and-white
two-door 1956 Chevrolet" (Page 117) right inside the Iowa border. .

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Possible motives for the murder of the Clutter family could include "psychopathic hatred, or possibly a combination of hatred and thievery" (Page 95). He was also looking to steal $10,000 that he though Clutter kept in a safe.

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-Hickock and Perry were associating together.
-They left for a weekend trip on Saturday, November 14 and returned on Sunday, November 15.
-Dick was exhausted and fell asleep while watching basketball.
-Nye found a " .12-gauge Savage shotgun" in the house. (105)
-Dick to his father that they couldn't find Perry's  sister in Fort Scott because she had moved.
-Perry and Dick disappeared the 21st of November and they had not seen them since.

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Hickock's current criminal record consists of writing bad checks and petty theft.

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Perry and Dick were cellmates in Kansas State Penitentiary.

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Floyd Wells was Dick's cellmate for about a month in the penitentiary and Wells had worked for Clutter in years past.

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1. Bloody bootprints on cardboard
2. Floyd Wells told the police about Hickock's plans
3. They lied about going to Fort Scott to get money from Perry's sister.

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Dick grew up in Kansas and was the son to Walter and Eunice Hickock. His parents were well respected and provided him with love and comfort. As a child growing up, he was an outstanding athlete. He played football, baseball, and basketball. Overall, he was a good student and was able to graduate high school. He desired to go to college to become an engineer his family couldn't afford it. He got his first job working for Santa Fe Railways and made $75.00 a week. At the age of 19, he got married and late had three sons. Him and his wife, Carol, started to live a lavish life that they couldn't afford and they were forced into debt.  He also got in a car crash, hit his head, wasn't the same ever since. He began writing bad checks, gambling, and ended breaking up with Carol for a new wife. He
went to prison for seventeen  months for stealing a rifle and second wife left him. (Page 103)