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Skinner, 48, was sentenced to die for the Dec. 31, 1993, Pampa murders of his girlfriend, Twila Busby, and her two adult sons, Elwin Caler and Randy Busby.
chron.com Chronicle 2011
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"Somehow, the murderer was able to change weapons and stab Caler several times before he could fend off the attack or flee."
CNN.com 2011
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In addition to Twila Busby, also found stabbed to death were her sons Elwin "Scooter" Caler, 22, and Randy Busby, 20, both of whom were developmentally disabled.
CNN.com 2011
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Skinner was sentenced to death for the 1993 deaths of his girlfriend, 40-year-old Twila Busby, and her sons Elwin "Scooter" Caler, 22, and Randy Busby, 20.
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"While attacking Ms. Busby, the perpetrator had to contend with the presence of her six-foot-six-inch, 225-pound son, Elwin Caler, who blood spatter analysis showed was in the immediate vicinity of his mother as she was being beaten," the court filing said.
CNN.com 2011
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Twila Busby was choked and bludgeoned with an axe handle and Randolph Busby and Elwin Caler were stabbed to death in the home they shared with Skinner on New Year's Eve 1993.
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The former oil field and construction worker contended a toxic combination of vodka and codeine left him incapacitated and he had neither the mental capacity nor physical strength to kill his girlfriend, Twila Jean Busby, 40, and her two adult sons, Elwin "Scooter" Caler, 22, and Randy Busby, 20.
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Skinner said a combination of vodka and codeine left him passed out on a couch and physically incapable of clubbing Busby 14 times with an ax handle and stabbing her sons, Elwin "Scooter" Caler, 22, and Randy Busby, 20.
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Skinner explained that Caler, who had several stab wounds, likely bled on him while trying to roust Skinner from his drunken stupor.
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Police were summoned when the mortally wounded Caler appeared on the front porch of a neighbor's home.
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