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15 Celebrities Whose Parents Were Murdered

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15 Celebrities Whose Parents Were Murdered
List of Celebrities Whose Parents Were Murdered ranked by fame and popularity. Unfortunately, several celebrities have had their parents murdered. Some of these famous people's parents were murdered in self defense, while others were assassinated. Several of these celebrities' parents were murdered in robberies.

Who is the most famous person whose parents were murdered? Charlize Theron tops our list. In 1991, when Monster actress Charlize Theron was a teen, her mother Gerda shot and killed her father Charles in self defense. Her father was an alcoholic and he physically attacked her mother one night, which led to the incident.

Michael Jordan's father James Jordan was murdered in 1993. He was shot and killed by a couple of men who then stole his car and other items including two NBA championship rings that Jordan had given his father. John F. Kennedy, Jr.'s father John F. Kennedy was shot and killed in Dallas, TX, on Friday November 22, 1963. Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested for the crime. Oswald was killed days later on November 24 while being transferred to the county jail.

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15 Celebrities Whose Parents Were Murdered,

Charlize Theron

In 1991, Charlize Theron's mother, Gerda, shot and killed her father, Charles. An alcoholic, Charles had physically attacked Gerda, who shot in self-defense and faced no charges.

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Dave Navarro
In 1983, Dave Navarro's mother, Constance, was shot to death in her West LA apartment. Her friend, Sue Jory, was also killed. After Navarro appeared on "America's Most Wanted" in 1991, a viewer tip led to the arrest and conviction of Constance's ex-boyfriend, John Riccardi. 

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Dylan McDermott
In 1967, when Dylan McDermott was 5 years old, his mother, Diane, was shot dead. Though her death was first ruled an accident, police later filed murder charges against her boyfriend, John Sponza, who was suspected to have ties to organized crime.

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Gregg Allman
In 1949, Gregg and Duane Allman's father, Willis Turner Allman, was murdered by a hitchhiker, Buddy Green, to whom he offered a ride home from a bar.

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Jennifer Hudson
In 2008, Jennifer Hudson's estranged brother-in-law, William Balfour - who was married to her sister, Julia - shot and killed Hudson's mother, Darnell, brother, Jason, and nephew, Julian King. Balfour was convicted of the murders and was given three life sentences.

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Malcolm X
In 1931, Malcolm X's father, Rev. Earl Little, was run over by a streetcar near his home in East Lansing, MI. Though the incident was reported to be an accident, Malcolm's brother, Philbert, said that Little was "shoved under that car," and he suspected it was the work of local white supremacist group, the Black Legion. 

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Michael Jordan
Michael Jordan's father, James Jordan, was murdered in 1993. He was shot and killed by men who then stole his car and other items, including two NBA championship rings that Michael had given as a gift.

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Omarosa Manigault
"Celebrity Apprentice" star Omarosa Manigault's father was murdered when she was 7 years old. Tragically, her brother, Jack, was also murdered in 2011.

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Patrick Duffy
Actor Patrick Duffy's parents, Marie and Terence Duffy, were killed in 1986 during an armed robbery of their Montana bar. Two men were convicted of the murders, and they were sentenced to 75 years in prison. 

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Charice Pempengco
In 2011, "Glee" actress Charice Pempengco's father, Ricky Pempengco, was stabbed to death in the Philippines. He had bumped into a drunk man who became angry and stabbed him in the chest and back multiple times with an ice pick.

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