Linda Burfield Hazzard
Obviously I am a bit obsessed with true crimes. I watch all the shows and read all the books that I can. I especially like the stories that occurred in the early 1900's and prior. The only problem with them however, is that the facts are often distorted by legend and sometimes it takes a bit to muddle through everything and try to determine exactly what happened. In the end these stories are usually riddled with questions as well as what seems like confusing information, but I try the best that I can. This story I discovered when I started reading Gregg Olsen's book "Starvation Heights" (I am still reading actually). Upon my research I found that there have been a few crime shows that have shared the story and I find it interesting that I do not recall the story from an episode of "Deadly Women." I thought I had seen every episode, and maybe I have but this story obviously did not stand out for me. Crimes of intentional murder almost always in som...