Man Spends 5 Years In Prison While Planning Murder Of Man Who Turned Him In

While Briton David Burke spent 5 years in Her Majesty’s Prison, he daydreamed of getting revenge on the man who turned him in for the robbery that sent him there. His plan became the murder of David Clarke. It became his prison obsession.


Clarke’s wife had been arrested over the armed robbery that Burke did. But, she was released with no charges after she and her husband, David Clarke, had given police information that implicated David Burke in the robbery. Burke was convicted and sent to prison for the robbery of a man whose home he entered while he was armed and wearing a mask.


After Burke was released, Burke and a drug dealer accomplice went into David Clarke’s home in Blackpool as Clarke was watching TV, and killed Mr. Clarke with a machete.  David Clarke had at least 50 stab and slash wounds.  
Burke and the drug dealing Friend were sentenced to life in prison.

In Albuquerque, New Mexico:

A home invader was shot in the head by his intended victim as she was on the phone with a 911 operator. 19 year old Frank Castillo was found by police in the victim’s front yard. At last report, Castillo was in critical condition in the hospital.

Police, who arrived in minutes when seconds count, believe that there was a conspiracy because a two toned car sped off after the shooting. They believe that the driver of the getaway car called Castillo’s family members because they showed up at the home invasion scene. They became hysterical on learning of Castillo’s fate, and were taken to police cars for questioning. An investigation continues. 

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ALABAMA'S MOST WANTED

Sheriff Mike Hale and Administration Contact:
2200 Eighth Avenue North
Birmingham, AL 35203
Phone: 205-325-5700.
Fax 205-325-5364

Wanted: Richard Glenn Glass

Sex:	M
Race:	White
Height:	6' 1"
Weight:	222
Hair:	Red
Eyes:	Green
Date of Birth:	8/22/1961
Last Known Address:	2750 Heaton Dr Irondale AL 35210
Scars, Marks, Tattoos:
Charges: Robbery First Degree Probation Revocation Theft of Property First Degree