Richard S. Baumhammers, the Pennsylvania, lawyer charged in the April 28 bias-related shooting deaths of five people of Asian, African and Jewish ancestry, seems to be a virtual unknown in legal circles to all but his law school classmates. Beyond the anti-immigrant views professed on his Web site, little is known of the man who graduated from Birmingham, Ala.'s Samford University Cumberland School of Law in 1992.
May 09, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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Richard S. Baumhammers, the Mount Lebanon, Pa., lawyer charged in the April 28 bias-related shooting deaths of five people of Asian, African and Jewish ancestry, seems to be a virtual unknown in legal circles to all but his law school classmates.
Beyond the anti-immigrant views professed on his Web site, little is known of the 34-year-old lawyer who graduated from Birmingham, Ala.’s Samford University Cumberland School of Law in 1992 and became a member of the bar in Pennsylvania and Georgia.
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