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Is there *more* to this story than meets the eye?

"At the time of his arrest, authorities said the former Noble assistant
police chief told investigators that one of his personal-ities made him
do bad things. Prosecutors argued Frederick was faking multiple
personality disorder. "

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http://www.nandotimes.com/nation/story/483599p-3860759c.html
Oklahoma executes former police officer
By NICK TROUGAKOS, Associated Press


McALESTER, Okla. (July 31, 2002 12:25 a.m. EDT) - A former assistant
police chief was executed by injection Tuesday evening for beating to
death an old war buddy in 1989.

Before he was put to death, 51-year-old Earl Frederick Sr. expressed
"deepest sorrow" to the victim's family.

"I'm sorry it's taken this long to have justice served for y'all, but
it's being served now," he said.

Frederick was convicted in 1992 of killing Bradford Beck. Police said
that after the Nov. 11, 1989, slaying, Frederick stole the man's clothes
and pickup, and drove to Texas.

Beck's body had started to decompose when it was found in a field in
Midwest City on Jan. 15, 1990. The medical examiner listed the cause of
death as undetermined head trauma.

Prosecutors said the 41-year-old Beck, a partially paralyzed Vietnam War
veteran, had let Frederick stay with him and told his family that
Frederick was an old war buddy. Beck said the two had stayed together at
a veterans hospital.

At the time of his arrest, authorities said the former Noble assistant
police chief told investigators that one of his personalities made him
do bad things. Prosecutors argued Frederick was faking multiple
personality disorder.

A judge eventually ruled that Frederick was competent to stand trial.

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http://venus.soci.niu.edu/~archives/ABOLISH/mar98/0116.html
Death penalty News: USA --S.C., N.C., Del.,OK., OH, TX
Joan Brett ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Sat, 7 Mar 1998 13:17:58 -0600

"Frederick, who was the assistant police chief in Noble in the early
1970s, told Texas authorities he had multiple personalities. Frederick
also gave police 4 names after his arrest and told them one of his
personalities, known as Jeff, made him do bad things. Oklahoma County
prosecutors contend Frederick faked the multiple personality disorder.
Frederick also claims to have amnesia and cannot remember the killings."

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OKLAHOMA:


A former Noble police officer was returned to death row Friday after a
2nd Oklahoma County jury decided he should die for the 1989 slaying of a
Spencer man.


Earl Alexander Frederick Sr., 46, was found guilty Wednesday of
1st-degree murder in the beating death of Bradford Beck, 41, whose body
was found in January 1990 in a field near Spencer. He was killed Nov.
11, 1989, by a blow to the head.


Jurors deliberated about 3 1/2 hours Friday.


Beck, a Vietnam War veteran who was partially paralyzed, had befriended
Frederick 5 days before the slaying, prosecutors said. Beck let
Frederick live in his house, prosecutors said. Beck had ''extended his
friendship to Frederick'' and repaid him by killing him and stealing his
pickup and clothes, said Sandra Howell Elliott, assistant district
attorney in Oklahoma County.


Frederick told neighbors he and Beck were war buddies, but there is no
evidence Frederick served in Vietnam, she said.


Frederick was wearing Beck's clothes when he was arrested Nov. 19 in an
Amarillo, Texas, bar. He was originally arrested in the shotgun death of
an elderly man in Texline, a small town in the northwest corner of the
Texas Panhandle.


That victim, Shirley Fox, 77, was beaten and then had a shotgun put in
his mouth, prosecutors said. Fox was robbed of some guns and coins he
had framed.

Texas authorities have not prosecuted Frederick for that crime since the
Oklahoma County district attorney's office was seeking the death
penalty.


Frederick, who was the assistant police chief in Noble in the early
1970s, told Texas authorities he had multiple personalities. Frederick
also gave police 4 names after his arrest and told them one of his
personalities, known as Jeff, made him do bad things.


Oklahoma County prosecutors contend Frederick faked the multiple
personality disorder. Frederick also claims to have amnesia and cannot
remember the killings.


Frederick was found guilty in 1992 and given a death sentence, but the
state Court of Criminal Appeals later ordered a new trial.


(source: The Oklahoman)


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