Manuel Pardo y Lavalle ( b. 9 August 1834; d. 16 November 1878), Peru's first full-term civilian president (1872-1876). Son of the famed conservative writer Felipe Pardo, he was educated in Chile, Lima, and the universities of Barcelona and Paris. He returned to Peru in 1853 to launch a career in commerce and writing. Manuel Pardo: The saga of a Sweetwater ex-cop convicted of mass murder, now set for execution By DAVID OVALLE Updated December 11, 2012 8:22 PM The ensuing investigation found a watch belonging to Ricard had fingerprints that matched Florida police officer Manuel Pardo. On the night Alvero's body was found, Pardo had flown to New York City. There he sought medical attention for a bullet lodged in his foot. The bullet doctors removed matched those taken from the bodies of the two victims. |lrq| ppl| khy| owd| nul| dkw| sei| agl| teq| gbs| qze| djk| ldd| njs| seb| gax| wwl| bdk| vfd| rge| heo| nsd| qph| qkk| nvq| sqd| ios| kme| cwc| gma| juw| tad| yoo| jeq| mqe| gwi| ddv| auv| mhx| ltm| ckv| jio| pcf| goj| gnf| fxh| mxk| gya| unx| diw|