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Honored as Missouri's best newscast, this is KMBC 9 News at 10 with Larry Moore, Laurie Everett, Dave Dusick and Len Dawson.
Good evening, it's still a mystery what happened tonight in Leavenworth.
One man is dead, two people are in custody, but it happened on federal property near the federal prison.
And Chris Katz is just back from Leavenworth, he's in our newsroom with the very latest.
Chris, what'd you find out?
Larry, unfortunately there is an awful lot we can't tell you,
even though it's been three hours since the fatal shooting tonight inside a house down the street from the federal penitentiary in Leavenworth, Kansas.
A staff member at the prison was found shot to death tonight,
and as of this hour, two young boys are being held for questioning in connection with the crime.
It happened at a house at 11th and Metropolitan in Leavenworth.
Technically this house sits on federal property, so prison officials and the FBI are handling the case.
Dead is prison employee, Lieutenant Philip Schoetz.
He was found by a prison staff member about 6.45 tonight.
About an hour later, two boys thought to be aged 13 and 16 were picked up by Leavenworth police for questioning in connection with the crime.
Now while prison officials can't tell us much about the crime, they can tell us something about the victim.
Mr. Schoetz started with the Bureau of Prisons here at Leavenworth in 1975.
He started as a correctional officer and later served at federal facilities in Raybrook, New York and Latuna, Texas.
He returned here as a lieutenant, a senior lieutenant in June of 1987.
Do you have any motive at all for the crime?
Not at this time.
Now that was Jeff Duncan, who was the executive assistant to the prison warden in Leavenworth.
According to Jeff Duncan, no charges have been filed as of yet.
Apparently there were no witnesses.
We don't know if the victim was alone before the crime at 6.45 tonight and no word on a weapon right now.
We do know a prison employee at the federal penitentiary in Leavenworth was found shot to death tonight.
And two young boys are being held as of this hour by Leavenworth police for questioning in connection with the crime.
Larry and Laurie, back to you.
Well hopefully we'll find out a lot more in the morning.
Thank you, Chris.
In Independence tonight, police shot and killed a man. It occurred at 927 East Parker where police were searching a man for narcotics.
When the man pointed a gun at them, a police officer fired.
Three other people were arrested at the house.
A little girl was turned over to relatives.
A lot of worry tonight as Ku Klux Klan members came to Lawrence.
They have just wrapped up things there a little while ago.
Let's get the very latest now from Bev Chapman, who is live in Lawrence. Bev?
Larry, the conference is actually still going on tonight, but about 2,000 people have been witness in the last two hours to what amounted to an ideological brawl set in a prize fight atmosphere.
It was unbelievable. The topic tonight was censorship and free speech, and I dare say the students here got a lesson in both.
The forum was to begin at 8 o'clock. At about 8.15 it was completely disrupted by a group of people, including Kansas City ministers, the Rev. Sam Mann and Nelson Thompson, who started a sing-along.
I request that you please cease disruption of the event so that it may continue.
Throughout history, there have been those who sought to oppress the freedom of speech.
Applause