Frederick Klenner | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers
Location: Kentucky/North Carolina, USA. Status: Committed suicide by bomb to avoid arrest on June 3, 1985. Police knew Fred Klenner was dangerous when they spotted his van on the outskirts of Greensboro, North Carolina, on June 3, 1985.
Revisiting the Klenner-Lynch deaths 30 years later
May 31, 2015 · Fritz Klenner and his first-cousin and lover Susie Lynch took their lives in an explosion. Lynch's young sons were poisoned and shot; five other family members were killed.
Klenner, MD. The sound barrier was broken in 1947. The Korean War began in 1950. In between was the polio epidemic of 1948-9, during which Dr. Frederick Robert Klenner cured every polio case he saw by using vitamin C.
The Bitter Blood Murders: Susie Newsom Lynch & Fritz Klenner — …
Known as the “Bitter Blood Murders,” in 1985, first cousins and lovers, Susie Newsom Lynch and Fritz Klenner led police and SBI on a chase that ended in an explosion that killed them and Susie’s two young sons.
The Bizarre “Bitter Blood” Murders | NC DNCR - NC.gov
On June 3, 1985, a Chevrolet Blazer driven by Fritz Klenner exploded during a police chase in Summerfield, north of Greensboro. Klenner, a native of Reidsville, was a suspect in the murders of three people in Winston-Salem and two in Kentucky.
Dr Frederick Robert Klenner Sr. (1907-1984) - Find a Grave
Dr. Klenner was the father of serial killer Frederick "Fritz" Klenner Jr. who died in an fiery vehicle explosion on NC 150 in Guilford County, North Carolina, on June 3, 1985, while eluding local and state law enforcement authorities attempting to arrest him.
MEMORIES OF MURDER - Greensboro News and Record
Jun 3, 1995 · Memories of Fritz Klenner and Susie Lynch are still vivid 10 years after the pair killed themselves and her two young sons with a car bomb on June 3, 1985 - the culmination of a bizarre murder ...
Murders of mother, daughter in Oldham County to be featured on ...
Nov 9, 2023 · Klenner ended up detonating an explosion that killed himself, Susie, and Susie's two young sons as police were moving in to arrest them.
Frederick Klenner - ISOM
Orthomolecular Medicine Hall of Fame. Inducted 2005. “Vitamin C is the safest substance available to the physician.”. – Frederick Klenner, MD. Born in Pennsylvania, Dr. Klenner received his medical degree from Duke University in 1936.
June 3, 1985: The Bizarre 'Bitter Blood' Murders - wfmynews2.com
Jun 4, 2016 · On June 3, 1985, a Chevrolet Blazer driven by Fritz Klenner exploded during a police chase in Summerfield, north of Greensboro. Klenner, a native of Reidsville, was a suspect in the murders of...
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