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Watergate Guilty Plea

United States of America · Politics / Watergate. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

8Records
1973Date range
6Named people
1Places

Chronological records

1973

E. Howard Hunt11 January 1973

Washington · Politics / Watergate

Pleads guilty during the Watergate break-in trial rather than contest charges arising from the burglary and surveillance operation.

Everette Howard Hunt11 January 1973

Politics / Watergate

Hunt pleads guilty to charges arising from the Watergate burglary and electronic-surveillance operation.

Bernard Barker15 January 1973

Politics / Watergate

Bernard Barker pleads guilty to charges arising from the Watergate break-in.

Bernard Barker15 January 1973

Washington · Politics / Watergate

Pleads guilty with Virgilio Gonzalez, Eugenio Martinez and Frank Sturgis during the Watergate break-in trial.

Virgilio Gonzalez15 January 1973

Washington · Politics / Watergate

Virgilio Gonzalez pleads guilty to charges arising from the Watergate break-in.

Eugenio Martinez15 January 1973

Washington · Politics / Watergate

Eugenio Martinez pleads guilty to charges arising from the Watergate break-in.

Frank Sturgis15 January 1973

Washington · Politics / Watergate

Frank Sturgis pleads guilty on January 15, 1973, to charges arising from the Watergate break-in.

Everette Howard HuntJanuary 1973

Washington · Politics / Watergate

Hunt pleaded guilty to Watergate-related conspiracy, burglary, and wiretapping charges rather than contesting the case through a full trial.

Names involved

Bernard BarkerE. Howard HuntEugenio MartinezEverette Howard HuntFrank SturgisVirgilio Gonzalez

Provenance

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