Photos: The Starkweather case
See archive photos of Charles Starkweather and Caril Ann Fugate before and after the 1958 murder spree.
Starkweather

Caril Fugate and Charles Starkweather in a snapshot taken by his landlady a few months before their January 1958 murder spree.
Lincoln Memories

National Guardsmen Specialist 2nd Class Bobbie Michaud and Specialist 2nd Class Eugene Lackey stand guard at 13th and O streets in downtown Lincoln in this photo from January 1958. Gov. Victor Anderson requested that the Nebraska National Guard assist the Lincoln Police Department in patrolling the city during Charles Starkweather’s crime spree.
Caril Ann Fugate

A request for a pardon by Caril Ann Fugate, shown in a police car after being taken into custody in 1958, was denied on Feb. 18.
150. Charles Starkweather

150. Charles Starkweather
1938-1959
Spree killer
The most infamous Nebraskan, Lincoln garbage man Starkweather killed 11 people in Southeast Nebraska and Wyoming during a two-month murder spree in 1957 and 1958. He has been the subject of movies, books and Bruce Springsteen’s “Nebraska.”
Caril Ann Fugate

Caril Ann Fugate (center) was convicted of murder after accompanying Charlie Starkweather on a 1958 crime spree.
Starkweather

Charles Starkweather's driver's license
Caril Ann Fugate

Caril Ann Fugate, left, is greeted by her sister.
Report

A file from the investigator on police performance in handling the Starkweather murders.
Starkweathe

Charles Starkweather
Starkweather guns

Starkweather guns
Caril Fugate Clair

Caril Ann (Fugate) Clair and her husband, Frederick A. Clair, who died in a car accident in August 2013.
Charles Starkweather

A headstone paid for by actor Martin Sheen marks Charles Starkweather's grave in Wyuka Cemetery. Starkweather's grave is one of the few indigent burial sites in the cemetery with a grave marker. Starkweather killed 11 people in 1957-1958. He was executed in the electric chair in 1959.