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Nameless Indignities: Unraveling the Mystery of One of Illinois S Most Infamous Crimes - Community Reviews back

by Susan Elmore
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Patricia Reding, Author, Press Release
Patricia Reding, Author, Press Release rated it 10 years ago
text Some Things Cannot be Said
Reviewed for Readers' Favorite at www.ReadersFavorite.com. When Susan Elmore discovered a family connection to the victim of one of the most notorious crimes in Illinois history, Emma Bond, her curiosity got the better of her and her journey ended with Nameless Indignities. Read more here.
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The Butler Did It
The Butler Did It rated it 12 years ago
text A fascinating true-life crime story! Nameless Indignities by #SusanElmore
A very compelling true crime story from the Illinois of the 1880’s!I really enjoyed this book! A young schoolteacher, left alone in the schoolhouse at the end of the day, is subjected to “nameless indignities” by persons unknown. What follows is a gripping tale of neighbor against neighbor, shoddy...
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