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Palm Beach Daily News Article 
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High-profile cases: Crimes that
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Palm Beach is known as a safe enclave but there have been some standout
crimes through the decades. Here are some of them:
Jamaica Lane shooting, 1951. Eighteen-year-old Hugh Berry, who was
committed to a sanitarium but was turned away because of a shortage of beds,
went on a shooting spree that left his grandmother dead. News reports at the
time characterized the hunt for Berry as “the greatest manhunt in the history of
the Palm Beaches.” Hugh Berry was ruled “mentally incompetent” and
committed to a mental-health facility in Chicago. He was eventually released
and died in Mexico on Dec. 31, 1963, of complications from pneumonia.
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JFK assassination plot, 1960. A Palm Beach police officer foiled a Dec. 15,
1960, assassination plot on then President-elect John F. Kennedy, while he
and his family were staying at the Kennedy home on North Ocean Boulevard.
Richard Paul Pavlick, a 73-year-old retired postal clerk from New Hampshire,
was arrested in a car filled with sticks of dynamite. Pavlick had stalked
Kennedy’s Palm Beach surroundings, including St. Edward Catholic Church,
which the family attended. Pavlick was committed to a mental-health facility
Posted: 11:32 a.m. Thursday, February 02, 2017
Richard Sullivan is shown after his arrest in 1971. His prison sentence of 35 years was reduced by 15 years after he cooperated with authorities and told them where
to find the near $600,000 he took from The Bank of Palm Beach and Trust Co. An accomplice, Gary Allen Ansin, held bank President Jake Morgan’s family hostage
during the robbery. The man escorting Sullivan is unidentified. Daily News File Photo

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and criminal charges against him were dropped after President Kennedy was
assassinated. He died in 1975.
Palm Beach Bank and Trust Co. heist, 1971. Characterized by the FBI as
the “biggest single bank robbery in South Florida history” at the time, the nearly
$600,000 heist began with a hostage situation at the home of the bank’s
president. Two gunmen posing as policemen took off with the money after
abducting James E. Morgan Jr. at gunpoint from his West Palm Beach home
March 3, 1971. Gary Allen Ansin and Richard Michael Sullivan eventually were
caught and convicted.
Council candidate murder, 1976. When Richard Kreusler, an oil executive,
opened his door around 10 p.m. Jan. 16, 1976, he was met by three shotgun
blasts. Mark Herman was convicted in 1978 and sentenced to life in prison. In
1992, Gov. Lawton Chiles said he had “serious doubts” about his guilt and
commuted his sentence to time served and freed him.
Palm Beach Towers heist, 1976. The
Palm Beach Towers robbery — when
three or four thieves netted $4 million
in jewelry, money and stocks —
remains unsolved. Posing as security
guards, the robbers overpowered and
disarmed the real guards, who were
bound and gagged along with the
switchboard operator in the early
morning hours of April 14, 1976. The
bandits pried open nearly 200 of the
305 safety-deposit boxes at the Towers
and made off with the loot. At the time,
the heist was the largest in Palm
Beach history.
Trojan Horse Caper, 1979. Law
student William Brent McFarlan, 23,
packed himself into a crate equipped
with drinking water, a urinal and a wig
and had it delivered to the First
National Bank on April 26, 1979. That
night McFarlan popped out of the crate,
forced the night watchman into a vault
and took upwards of $50,000 in...

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William Kennedy Smith. Lannis Waters /
Daily News
James Sullivan
Fred Keller
with him after the nightclub closed at 3
a.m. She claimed Smith raped her near
the pool about 4 a.m. After a high-
profile trial, Smith was acquitted.
Lita Sullivan murder, 1987. Former
Landmarks Preservation Chairman
James Sullivan became an
international fugitive after being
indicted in the murder of his estranged
wife, Lita. From his Palm Beach
mansion, officials charged, Sullivan
hired a hit man to pose as a flower
delivery man and kill his estranged wife
at the couple’s suburban Atlanta home.
Sullivan fled to Thailand. After being
captured and extradited, he was
convicted in 2006 of first-degree
murder and is serving a life sentence.
Rosemarie Keller murder, 2003. Real
estate mogul Fred Keller killed his
estranged wife Rosemarie and
wounded his brother-in-law Wolfgang
Keil in 2003. In May 2007, he was
convicted of first-degree murder and
first-degree attempted murder in the
shooting. Keller, 72, died three months
later from the effects of his long-
standing leukemia.
Worth Avenue art thefts, 2008. Real-
life imitated art when a print of The
Frugal Repast, as well as a print of
Jacqueline Reading, Picasso’s portrait
of his last wife, vanished from
the Worth Avenue Gallery Biba.
Together, the prints were valued at
$540,000. Eventually they were
recovered and Marcus Patmon, 37, of
Miami was arrested and charged with
burglary and grand theft. He was
sentenced in U.S. District Court in
Delaware to 23 months behind bars
and ordered to pay restitution.
Jeffrey Epstein case, 2008. Jeffrey Epstein pleaded guilty in 2008 to soliciting
a minor for prostitution and to soliciting prostitution. He served 13 months of an
18-month sentence in the Palm Beach County Stockade with ...

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Rosemarie Keller
Jeffrey Epstein
erotic massages and sometimes sex.
More than two dozen suits were
confidentially settled.
Bernie Madoff Ponzi scheme, 2008.
Madoff, a New York trader and part-
time resident, was arrested in
December 2008 and eventually tried,
convicted and sentenced by a federal
judge to 150 years in prison for running
the biggest Ponzi scheme in U.S.
history. Palm Beach victims saw it as a
betrayal to his community. His homes
on the island and New York were sold
to repay investors. Irving Picard, the
trustee recovering money for victims,
has recovered billions. The Justice
Department has allowed claims for
losses from indirect investors. 
Condo shooting, 2014. Charles
Michael Croghan of Lantana walked
into The President of Palm Beach
condominium, went to the office of
manager Jeremy Holland and shot him
point-blank in the head. He also
threatened Holland’s fiancée, Dana
Enriquez, with a gun. A plea deal
reached in March put him behind bars
for 20 years. 
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Bernard Madoff
Charles Michael Croghan is serving 20
years for shooting a condo manager in the
head.
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Jeremy Holland and Dana Enriques
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