The Murder Of Artemus Ogletree: What Happened In Room 1046?
A Peculiar Case Involving Fake Identities, Strange Voices, Weird Encounters, And A Murder
Ogletree had been bound with cord around his neck, wrists, and ankles.
His neck had further bruising, suggesting someone had been attempting to strangle him. He had been stabbed more than once in the chest above the heart; one of these wounds had punctured his lung.Blows to his head had left him with a skull fracture on the right side. In addition to the blood Propst had seen, there was some additional spatter on the ceiling.
The state in which Ogletree’s body was found in
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On January 5, 1935, medical staff working in the hospital in Kansas City, Missouri were going about their rounds as usual on what they assumed would be a slow Saturday afternoon.
Their peace was suddenly interrupted by the paramedics rushing through the doors of the emergency department with a patient in tow. The man lay barely conscious covered in what…
