A chilling true crime account of the 1967 bombing in Marshall, Michigan, exploring dark small-town secrets and a complex investigation.
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A chilling true crime account of the 1967 bombing in Marshall, Michigan, exploring dark small-town secrets and a complex investigation.
Every small town has a moment when the real world abruptly intrudes, shattering the town's notions of itself and its people. For citizens of Marshall, Michigan, that moment came August 18, 1967. Nola Puyear was working downtown at the Tasty Cafe that morning when she received a package. She opened it and was instantly killed in a fiery explosion. In the months that followed, law enforcement and prosecutors wrestled with a crime that to all appearances was senseless. Evidence recovered from the b...
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References to seamy private lives; moderate focus on sexual behavior in the town.
Graphic depiction of a bombing; frequent focus on violence and its aftermath.
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Minor focus on small-town social dynamics and cultural underbelly.
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Brief mentions of personal demons and violent behavior in characters.
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