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A prominent socialite in [[New York City]] society, George F. Baker Jr. was found shot to death in the morning of December 11, 1977 on his 13,000-acre Horsehoe Plantation near here. | A prominent socialite in [[New York City]] society, George F. Baker Jr. was found shot to death in the morning of December 11, 1977 on his 13,000-acre Horsehoe Plantation near here. | ||
Revision as of 14:29, 13 January 2021
 George F. Baker Jr  | |
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| Died | December 11, 1977 |
Cause of death | gunshot |
| Parents | George Fisher Baker |
| Children | George Baker III |
| Member of | The 1001 Club |
| Victim of | murder |
A "prominent socialite" shot dead in 1977. 1001 Club. His son was presumed dead after flying a small plane. | |
Assassination
A prominent socialite in New York City society, George F. Baker Jr. was found shot to death in the morning of December 11, 1977 on his 13,000-acre Horsehoe Plantation near here.
Family
His son, George Baker III was presumed dead after flying a small plane.[1]
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