In 1962, Continental Airlines Boeing 707 Flight 11 crashed in Unionville, Missouri. It had been hit with enough force that a tornado was originally to blame. But was it really a tragic accident, or had something far more sinister caused the crash? Sources Missouri Office of the Secretary of State; Jefferson City, Missouri; Missouri Death …
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It was just another day for James Clarity. He and his wife, Georgia, lived in Chicago, Illinois, with their five children. Born in Minnesota, Clarity had served in the Navy during the Second World War. After he left the service, he had become an advertising sales representative with Wallace’s Farmer, a prestigious agriculture magazine …
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The murder of the Spencer family was one of the worst crimes to ever take place in Clark County, Missouri. Justice had to be done, but no one knew what lengths people would go to in order to make that happen. Sources Dunn, Steve. Group takes another look at 125-year-old murder case. Daily Gate …
Most of us take our lives for granted. We wake up and go about our day with hardly a thought toward anything else going on outside of the little world that we’ve made for ourselves. We worry about what’s going on work, or school, or in our social circles. We think about paying our bills …
Willis James was just going to work in 1877. Instead, he found himself part of what would become one of the most horrendous and infamous murders in Missouri history. Sources Larry, Wood. Lynching of Bill Young. http://www.ozarks-history.blogspot.com Maples, Rajah. Spencer family brutally murdered in Clark County in 1877. http://www.kwqa.com Dunn, Steve. Group takes another look …
Welcome to the first story of the new year, everyone! I’ve been excited to get this one out, and, even though it’s a little bit later than I had planned, it’s finally here. This story was suggested to me by John, a longtime fan from Missouri. I’ve been wanting to tell it for a …
