The State - News from Feb. 3, 1986
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A Concord man sought on a murder warrant in the stabbing deaths of a young woman, her 2-year-old son and her boyfriend was found and arrested less than half a mile from the scene of the crime. A warrant charging Richard Allen Goodfellow, 21, with the slayings of Nancy O’Hara, 22, her son, Jesse, and her boyfriend, Paul Lepper, 22, was issued Jan. 23, and police dispatched two helicopters and a team of bloodhounds to the vicinity of Willow Creek School in Concord when Goodfellow was seen at a convenience store nearby. Concord Police Lt. John England said Goodfellow was found inside the school and surrendered without resistance.
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