IN IN - Lionel HAMPTON, 30, Kokomo, 8 February 1997

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There is not much info on this murder.
From what I read Lionel Hampton was leaving the Elks Lodge in 315 East Havens St in Kokomo on the night of February 8th, 1997 when he was gunned down by 2 suspects.
At the time the police said that the murder was caused by a "turf conflict".
Source: Article clipped from The Kokomo Tribune
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