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Alan Beaks (1958-1988) was the son of a former Florida Lieutenant Governor and a Southern heiress. Beaks began his life in the church, at 12 he was an altar boy for Bishop Roger O'Halleron, then a Merit Scholar at 18. In 1986 he was arrested for the rape of Ellen Mason, a case worked by Metro-Dade Detective Trudy Joplin. Later convicted and sentenced to three years in jail, but was released after 20 months for good behavior, having expanded the prison library and founded a prison choir. Beaks appeared on The Murray Phillips Show to tell his side of the story, to confront the DA Freida Lewis who felt he was released too soon, and to call his rape victim, Ellen Mason, to publicly apologize, but she refused to answer the call, which prompted Beaks to call her after the show (in a harassing ma

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rdfs:comment	Alan Beaks (1958-1988) was the son of a former Florida Lieutenant Governor and a Southern heiress. Beaks began his life in the church, at 12 he was an altar boy for Bishop Roger O'Halleron, then a Merit Scholar at 18. In 1986 he was arrested for the rape of Ellen Mason, a case worked by Metro-Dade Detective Trudy Joplin. Later convicted and sentenced to three years in jail, but was released after 20 months for good behavior, having expanded the prison library and founded a prison choir. Beaks appeared on The Murray Phillips Show to tell his side of the story, to confront the DA Freida Lewis who felt he was released too soon, and to call his rape victim, Ellen Mason, to publicly apologize, but she refused to answer the call, which prompted Beaks to call her after the show (in a harassing ma
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abstract	Alan Beaks (1958-1988) was the son of a former Florida Lieutenant Governor and a Southern heiress. Beaks began his life in the church, at 12 he was an altar boy for Bishop Roger O'Halleron, then a Merit Scholar at 18. In 1986 he was arrested for the rape of Ellen Mason, a case worked by Metro-Dade Detective Trudy Joplin. Later convicted and sentenced to three years in jail, but was released after 20 months for good behavior, having expanded the prison library and founded a prison choir. Beaks appeared on The Murray Phillips Show to tell his side of the story, to confront the DA Freida Lewis who felt he was released too soon, and to call his rape victim, Ellen Mason, to publicly apologize, but she refused to answer the call, which prompted Beaks to call her after the show (in a harassing manner) to accept his apology. Later Beaks stopped by Ellen's home, flanked by a phalanx of press, but she refused to speak with him. Beaks continued to harass Ellen by phone, so Ellen hired a hitman, Charles Hatch, to kill Beaks and end her pain. Hatch caught Beaks near his apartment and tried to strangle him, but was scared off by the presence of other tenants. Later, Hatch lined up his sniper rifle on Beaks inside his place and fired, killing him.

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