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History, Murder, Case studies, CrimePlaces
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Table of Contents
Tippecanoe County
The three hangings in Lafayette
Temperance movement begins in Lafayette
Train accident kills thirty-five
The guillotine suicide
The wild fourth of July
Prizefighting was common in 1800s
Reverend poisons wife
Lynch mob nearly hangs double murderer
The Rudolph riot of 1893
Police officer dies mysteriously
Woman found killed in her home
Worst fires in Lafayette history
First murderess of county strikes
Man kills little girl he loved
Drunk kills man, gets life
Rich farmer kills farmhand
KKK began in Lafayette in 1923
Prosecutor kills rumrunner
Police captain killed in bank robbery
Two deputy sheriffs killed
Gangland murder in 1930
Patrolman shot to death in alley
Civilian saves the day in police shooting
Murder-suicide ruins Christmas
Police officer commits murder-suicide
Lafayette's most notorious criminal
Missing person turns into murder
Double murder leads to death sentence
Gruesome murder remembered by many
Murder case overturned, but results same
Juvenile kills man in hate crime
Triple murderer gets death sentence
Purdue professor kills wife
Stepmom tortures daughter to death
White County
Brady gang guns down state trooper
Cub scout gets shot to death
Burglary turns into murder
Love triangle results in murder
Drunken man kills girlfriend in crash
Carroll County
Suspect hanged by lynch mob
Warren County
Woman cuts up victims, stuffs in suitcases
Benton County
Man kills bride to be.
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Includes bibliographical references.
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