Thomas Marlowe

Thomas Henry Marlowe - who drove the getaway car after Herman Dennis Neu killed a Binghamton store clerk - has died in prison.

Herman Dennis Neu, who was convicted of killing store clerks in Broome and Chenango counties, has died in prison. He was 67 years old.

Thomas Marlowe, who is serving a state prison term for murder in the shooting death of a Binghamton convenience store clerk, has failed in his eighth bid for parole.

A man serving time for murder in the killing of a Binghamton woman during a robbery of a city convenience store is up for parole.

The husband of a Binghamton woman fatally shot during a convenience store robbery says one of the men convicted in the case has not been granted parole.

The husband and son of a Binghamton woman killed at a convenience store are speaking out against possible parole for a man convicted of murder in her death.

One of two men accused of participating in the murders of two Binghamton area convenience store clerks in 1982 is denied parole.

Thomas Marlowe, who is serving prison time for murder in connection with killings of convenience store clerks in Binghamton and Afton, is hoping to be released soon. The husband of one of his victims wants to make sure that never happens.