Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Wolf, William Martin, Jr. June 18, 1971
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Virginian-Pilot  June 19, 1971
1 Of 2 Stabbed

CHESAPEAKE MAN DIES

NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C. - A Chesapeake man was one of two men found bound, beaten and 
stabbed to death in a motorcycle clubhouse Friday.  Also attacked were two young 
women, who were taken to an Augusta, Ga. hospital where they were listed in 
satisfactory condition with their throats slashed.

The Chesapeake man was William Martin Wolf Jr., 25, of 619 Beach St., Chesapeake.  
The other man was identified as Tommy Bolen, 26, of Aiken.  The women are Faye 
Cato of Aiken and Connie Young of North Augusta.  Both were reported to be about 
18.

Sheriff Pual Grant reconstructed events as the police had been able to piece them 
together as follows: 

The four were watching television about 2 a.m. when several men came in.  The 
women tried to leave, but found their car tires slashed.

A fight followed.

One of the victims was found face-down in a pool of blood on the floor and the 
other lying across a bed.  The men had their hands tied behind them, their feet 
tied to their hands, and a rope around their necks tied to their feet.  The women 
were reportedly tied up, but were able to free themselves and Miss Cato managed to 
get to a neighboring house to get help.

The motorcycle club to which the men belonged is the Dixie Dragons.  Police said 
they had never been troublemakers, although there have been rumors of difficulties 

with motorcycle gangs in Charleston, S.C. and Macon, Ga.

Wolf had lived in South Norfolk all his life.  He was an army veteran of Viet Nam, 
where he received the purple heart.  He was a painter and had formerly been a 
truck driver for O'Boyle Truck Lines.  He was the son of William Martin Wolf Sr. 
and Mrs. Ethel Massie Wolf, of South Norfolk.

He was a member of South Norfolk Moose Lodge 464.

Besides his mother and father, he is survived by one daughter, Linda Regay Wolf, 
of Portsmouth; two sons, William Jeffrey Wolf and Michael David Wolf, of 
Portsmouth;  three sisters, Mrs. Marguerite Elnora Oliver, of Richmond, Mrs. Ethel 
Rebecca Toppley, of Bittburg, Germany, and Miss Linda Christina Wolf, of South 
Norfolk; and one grandmother, Mrs. Stella Webster, of Wheaton, Md.

The body will be brought to Graham Funeral Home for funeral services and burial.

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