George Dale Murray, 60, of Speedwell, Tenn., was found guilty Friday of having the biggest unpaid child support bill in Hamilton County's family law history.

        That bill totals $427,800 and is for the period of April 1998 to April 2000, according to Hamilton County prosecutors.

        A jury convicted him of failing to provide adequate support to his 7-year-old daughter, who lives with an aunt and uncle in Harrison. He will be sentenced Sept. 7 by Hamilton County Common Pleas Judge Arthur Ney. He faces one year in prison.

        Mr. Murray's monthly child support bill is $8,600. He told prosecutors that he didn't pay because of economic downturns.

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