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- Caleb Fairley - Wikipedia
In September 1995, Fairley murdered Lisa Marie Manderach, aged 29, and her 18-month-old daughter Devon, when the two visited Fairley's mother's Collegeville, Pennsylvania, children's clothing store in which he worked
- Where is Lisa Manderach’s Husband Now? - The Cinemaholic
Where is Lisa Manderach’s Husband Now? Caleb Fairley was sentenced to life in prison for the murders of Lisa and Devon Manderach In 1997, James filed a wrongful death suit against the shopping center where the clothing store was located
- The Murder of Lisa and Devon Manderach – South Jersey . . .
On September 10,1995, Lisa Manderach,29, informed her husband, James, known as Jimmy to friends, that she was taking their daughter Devon, only 19 months old,to a shopping center in Collegeville, Pennsylvania not far from their home in Limerick Township, Pennsylvania
- Lisa Manderachs Murder - Forensic Files Now
Lisa Agostinelli Manderach lost her life because the aforementioned Dungeons and Dragons enthusiast, one Caleb Fairley, age 21, reportedly considered her the embodiment of beauty he’d been wanting to seize Fairley also killed Devon, the baby daughter Lisa shared with husband James Manderach
- Gone Shopping Gone Shopping: The Murder of Lisa and D
Lisa Manderach, with her daughter in the back seat of her 1988 Pontiac Firebird drove to the shopping center as planned, and parked outside of Your Kidz Mine, a children’s clothing store that had just recently opened
- Man held in murder of mother, daughter - UPI Archives
Calib Fairley, 22, was being held without bail Tuesday, charged with murdering Lisa Manderach, 29, and her daughter, Devon, who were abducted Sunday afternoon from a children's clothing store
- Limerick Parents Honor Murdered Mother and Baby with . . .
The Manderach Memorial Playground at Limerick Community Park was built by area parents to honor Lisa Manderach and her 19-month-old daughter, Devon They were murdered in 1997 during a Sunday visit to a children’s clothing store in nearby Collegeville
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