MA
Sue Ann, a middle-aged woman, allows a group of teenagers to party in her basement but on some conditions. Though the friends are elated with the idea, they soon discover her true character.
People died in Ma (First 49 people) - Page 69
Ted Blankenship
Baseball player
George Bandy
Former Alabama State Representative
Gerald Strickland
Former Governor of New South Wales
Johann Adolf von Plettenberg
German statutory auditor
Friedhelm Korte
German chemist
Hank Morrison
Professional baseball player
Ernst-Wolfgang Böckenförde
German scholar
Miss Baker
Heberto Padilla
Cuban poet
Julia Compton Moore
Hal Moore's wife
James Henry Lane
Military personnel
James Ferguson Dowdell
U. S. representative
Boozer Pitts
American football player
Ladarious Phillips
American football running back
George Petrie
American football coach
Mel Rosen
Ralph Jordan
American football player
Jim Phillips
American football wide receiver
Harry M. Philpott
Chaplain
William Leroy Broun
Padilla affair
Cuban poet
Ed Christian
American football offensive lineman
Nathaniel Thomas Lupton
American chemist
Paul E. Davis
American football player
Pat Dye
American football player
Joe Beckwith
Baseball player
Samantha Smith
American actress
Vaughn Meader
American comedian
Geoffrey Shovelton
Amanda Dempsey
Patrick Dempsey's mother
Wallace H. White Jr.
Former member of the United States Senate
Wallace H. White
Former member of the United States Senate
Wallace Humphrey White, Jr.
Former Minority Leader of the United States Senate
Todd Webb
American photographer
T. A. D. Fessenden
Former United States Representative
Bobby Sherwood
Guitarist
Olexander Smakula
Ukrainian physicist
John A. Lind
William Alcott
American educator
Albert Fitch Bellows
American painter
Friedel Dzubas
American painter
Manik Talwani
Hermann Baranowski
German Politician
Andreas Schleiermacher
Librarian
Andreas August E Schleiermacher
Librarian
Charles Frederick, Duke of Holstein‑. . .
Prince
Hans-Walter Heyne
Military personnel
