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Funeral Services For Bikers Allegedly Killed By Arkansas Man

By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
More than eight-hundred members of the Outlaws Motorcycle Club accompanied two Michigan members killed in Florida on their "last ride." An Arkansas man has been charged with murder in the deaths. Services for sixty-one-year-old Donald Dunham and his forty-seven-year-old fiancee Nora Zietler were held yesterday. It`s been eleven days since police the Arkansas man plowed into them and four other Outlaws in Panama City Beach, Florida. Yesterday members of Outlaws chapters in 16 states attended the funeral, in a funeral procession with motorcycles three abreast for about a half-mile. Twenty-six-year-old Timothy Pilgreen of Texarkana has been charged with two counts of open murder, four counts of attempted murder and other felonies. Police say Pilgreen was driving a stolen pickup truck. Police have said Pilgreen chased down the bikers after a verbal confrontation.

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