Research seeks public’s input on darkest crimes

Napoleon Lewis Jr. drenched his estranged girlfriend in gasoline and set her ablaze in March 1995 in the parking lot of an Oklahoma City mobile home dealership. A serious, awful crime, certainly. But was it depraved? Anita Bebout died 18 days later. Her 6-year-old daughter, Tressa, survived the attack but suffered second- and third-degree burns that required ...

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Research seeks public’s input on darkest crimes

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