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What's in a (Middle) Name?

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The number of convicted murderers with those middle names?

 

That would be Wayne. More precisely, serial killers.

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That would be Wayne. More precisely, serial killers.

Just checked Wayne...around 1100 for Wayne in KY Prison/Jails...it's pretty bad also.

 

So what's up with Wayne and Lee? Are these names predisposed to criminal behavior?

Carl Lee says it's an injustice.

 

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Or, they are just more common middle names. Do you have those statistics?

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Carl Lee says it's an injustice.

 

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Freddie Lee Cobb agrees!

 

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Or, they are just more common middle names. Do you have those statistics?

 

The list is of the most common middle names in order and to the right is the number in Jail/Prison. James is the most popular middle name but not the most incarcerated.

The list is of the most common middle names in order and to the right is the number in Jail/Prison. James is the most popular middle name but not the most incarcerated.

 

Ah. Guess I should read more thoroughly.

Maybe it's because a lot of criminals having babies aren't too bright. Lee is a hell of a lot easier to spell than Daniel.

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Maybe it's because a lot of criminals having babies aren't too bright. Lee is a hell of a lot easier to spell than Daniel.

 

:lol2: I wonder how many of them have Jr. at the end of their name?

:lol2: I wonder how many of them have Jr. at the end of their name?

 

Probably a few Jr Jr's in there instead of III.

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That would be Wayne. More precisely, serial killers.

 

2 with the first name Wayne in prison for murder in KY...

50 with the middle name Wayne in prison for murder in KY!

My middle name is Lee and my dads last name is also Lee. Some notables with the last name Lee are: Jerry Lee Rice, Johnny Lee Bench, Dennis Lee Eckersley, Willie Lee McCovey and Sparky Lee Anderson.

How many of those guys with those names are in the KY prison system?

 

1 James around 300

2 John around 90

3 William around 290

4 Thomas around 350

5 David around 330

6 Robert around 230

7 Edward around 560

8t Peter around 5

8t Lee around 1,930

9t Christopher around 120

9t Alexander around 70

10t Michael around 500

10t Daniel around 160

 

Are the most popular middle names and the number to the right are the number in Kentucky Jails or Prisons with those middle names.

So what the heck is going on with LEE?

Why is the middle name Lee so much more prominent in the penal system in KY than any other middle name, any ideas? Are people named Lee being profiled or are they just happen to be committing more crimes?

 

Dude, that's what my guess was...so I did get it right.

Just checked Wayne...around 1100 for Wayne in KY Prison/Jails...it's pretty bad also.

 

So what's up with Wayne and Lee? Are these names predisposed to criminal behavior?

 

In Texas, 10% of all murders executed under the death penalty have middle names of either Wayne (22) or Lee (25).

Probably a few Jr Jr's in there instead of III.

 

Robert Lee Griffin lll, also known as RG3.

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