In this continuation, we find that Dr. Frank Loomis has been freed, apparently innocent of murdering his wife, Grace. But with the discovery of new evidence, Frank would stand trial for first-degree murder. Was he innocent, or would he be found guilty of committing the perfect crime? Sources Loomis Freed; Posts Reward. Lansing […]
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On February 22, 1927, Dr. Frank Loomis left his home in Detroit to go for a walk. He liked to keep himself in shape and had made this a regular habit. His wife, Grace, was at home, with their two children, Janet and Frank, sleeping upstairs. Grace locked the door after her husband, then went
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In 1927, Detroit police were convinced that Dr. Frank Loomis had murdered his wife. Was he innocent, or had he committed what everyone began to call the perfect crime? Sources Clubber Kills Doctor’s Wife. Lansing State Journal, 2/23/1927 Detroit Physician Held on the Suspicion of Having Slain Wife. Battle Creek Enquirer, 2/24/1927 2
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I’ve always been fond of going for long walks. When I was a kid, I was always that annoying friend that said we could walk five miles to do something. Walking always gave me time to think, to sort out whichever one of life’s annoying little problems was bothering me at the moment. While I
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