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[Tammy Mal] ☆ Murder in Susquehanna County ☆ Read Online eBook or Kindle ePUB. Murder in Susquehanna County Tammy Mal did amazing job researching not only the history I was blown away by how well written this book was. I was born and raised in Susquehanna County, moved around for 20 years as an Army wife, and am now back in Susquehanna County. While growing up I always heard little tidbits of the murders that had happened in our county, but never the full details. Tammy Mal did amazing job researching not only the history, but the overall personality of each case. She also described each community in
| Title | : | Murder in Susquehanna County |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.28 (584 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1536906921 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 296 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-01-01 |
| Language | : | English |
Tammy Mal did amazing job researching not only the history I was blown away by how well written this book was. I was born and raised in Susquehanna County, moved around for 20 years as an Army wife, and am now back in Susquehanna County. While growing up I always heard little tidbits of the murders that had happened in our county, but never the full details. Tammy Mal did amazing job researching not only the history, but the overall personality of each case. She also described each community in a way that allows the readers to fully understand how close the communities of Susquehanna County were (and still are). She told each case in a way that made me not want to put the book down. I can give Tammy. "Area connection helpful" according to Amazon Customer. As well written as these type of things can be its an ok read but I would not think it of any interest to anyone not having connections to this area. Three generations of my family lived in Susquehanna co. so I was looking for anything familiar and found it in mention of prosecuting attorney Edward Little. Not a very flattering portrait at that, but I grew up hearing his name from my grandparents as a person who had hunted our farm lands and by than was known as Judge Ed Little. It wasn't a connection I anticipated but I did enjoy the surprise. The section on research difficulties may be of interest to anyone who has struggled w/their own ge. Sue Baier I found it very interesting. It amazed me to see how murders were solved back then. I like that the story didn't end in jail. I got to hear what happened the rest of their lives.
But have they? October 29, 1922, Susquehanna, Pa. October 19, 1897, Rush, Pa. Susquehanna County: an area rich in history, natural resources, and long-forgotten crime. But when it’s determined that Margaret and Mary O’Mara have been brutally murdered, the hunt is on for a sadistic killer. Who bludgeoned 80-year-old Civil War vet, Cyrus Payne, to death? What happened to the $1000 bill he’d been showing off only days earlier? And who is the strange young boy who calls Cyrus his “best friend?” Take a journey back in time to discover that murder and mayhem in the old days was not all that different than it is today.. When police finally make an arrest years later, they are confident they’ve solved the crime. When two women are found horribly mutilated and lying dead on the railroad tracks, everyone just assumes it’s a tragic accident. Authorities couldn’t fathom who would want to beat 68-year-old Jack Pepper to death until a young woman, looking to even the score with her cheating ex-lover paid them a visit. September 27, 1873, New Milford, Pa. October 3, 1921, Union Dale, Pa. After prosperous cattle dealer, Burns Lyon, is found robbed and murder
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