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In December 1985 Seal was sentenced on earlier [[drug]] charges to six months probation with community service at a [[Salvation Army]] shelter. He was not to leave Baton Rouge or carry a [[firearm]]. Seal began his Salvation Army shelter stint in January, 1986. Then on February 19, he was assassinated in front of the shelter, shot over 50 times with an Ingram Mac-10 and an [[Uzi]].
In December 1985 Seal was sentenced on earlier [[drug]] charges to six months probation with community service at a [[Salvation Army]] shelter. He was not to leave Baton Rouge or carry a [[firearm]]. Seal began his Salvation Army shelter stint in January, 1986. Then on February 19, he was assassinated in front of the shelter, shot over 50 times with an Ingram Mac-10 and an [[Uzi]].
==Posthumous events==
==Investigating Mena==
United States Representative Bill Alexander, representing the 1st District of Arkansas, and Arkansas Secretary of State Winston Bryant flew to Washington to deliver evidence to Lawrence Walsh, special prosecutor for the Iran-Contra investigation, and told Walsh there was absolutely an Iran-Contra connection with Mena, Arkansas. Later the congressman said the Feds dropped the ball and covered it up.
United States Representative Bill Alexander, representing the 1st District of Arkansas, and Arkansas Secretary of State Winston Bryant flew to Washington to deliver evidence to Lawrence Walsh, special prosecutor for the Iran-Contra investigation, and told Walsh there was absolutely an Iran-Contra connection with Mena, Arkansas. Later the congressman said the Feds dropped the ball and covered it up.