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Research Paper On Gary Evans

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Gary Charles Evans
Rachael Fucci
Johnson and Wales University

Gary Charles Evans was born October 7, 1954 in Troy, New York. Gary had one sister, his parents divorced when he was 14. After the divorce, his mother married multiple other times before revealing she was gay. His mother mostly did odd jobs, like garment and retail. There was a period where the factory had no work so she helped out a Jewish family doing dishes and bathrooms. Gary’s father was Army Air Corps Pilot in 1940’s and 1950’s. Gary’s mother was a thief and at one point it was reported that she tried to kill herself but missed and the bullet hit Gary’s father (Blanco, 2005). In Gary’s childhood, he had been known for trying to tie a …show more content…

On January 13, 1977, Gary was caught robbing a home in Lake Placid, New York. For 3rd degree larceny, Gary was sentenced to 4 years in state prison, he was held at Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora, New York. When Gary was 25, he was caught with stolen items, worth a couple hundred dollars, and was sent back to jail because he was still out on parole for not serving the remaining 2 years of his sentence. He was brought to Old Rensselaer County Jail in downtown Troy, New York. He was placed in solitary confinement because with the help of some Hell’s Angels, he escaped, but was picked up about 5 hours after he escaped and brought back to the jail. February 16, 1985, Falco and Evans go to East Greenbush, New York, with 2 large duffle bags, a police scanner, a rope ladder, and some common burglary tools. Their goal was to get some gold and valuables. They filled the two duffel bags with jewelry and valuables worth about $15,000. When they got in the car and drove for a minute, a cop pulled them over, asking what they were doing, they said they went to the bathroom behind the building, the cop wrote down their names and addresses and let them go. On April 21, 1985, Gary went to a fake drug deal, when the other guys went into the trunk to get the drugs, Gary took off with $12,000 of theirs. They told the

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