Birth(+)Fact(x)Death(-)Calendar ||| 9 July 1962

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Hill was Sutcliffe's last known victim. "I pulled Miss Hill's clothes off, most of them. I had a screwdriver on me, I think it had a yellow handle and a bent blade. I stabbed her in her lungs. Her eyes were wide open and she seemed to be looking at me with an accusing stare. This shook me up a bit, I jabbed the screwdriver into her eye but they stayed open, and I felt worse than ever. I left her lying on her back with her feet towards the entrance. I think she was dead when I left."
(17 November 1980)

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BirthFactDeath (x) Monday 9th of July 1962 62 years ago The Soup was Hot but Inexpensive
The 'Campbell's Soup Cans' exhibition by 34-year-old pop artist Andy Warhol, originally Andrew Warhola aka The Pope of Pop opens in Ferus Gallery, 723 North La Cienega Boulevard, Los Angeles, California, United States. Five of Warhol's canvases sold for $100 each, but director Irving Blum bought them back to keep the set intact.