In June 1862, while returning home from a business trip to Kansas City, Col. Henry Washington Younger was ambushed and murdered. He was carrying a considerable amount of money and since no money was taken there was some other motive, perhaps politics. He was buried in an unmarked grave so his body wouldn’t be desecrated. The incident was shrouded in mystery. Captain Irvin Walley, was


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