This woman, whom Mawhor claimed died of consumption, died very suddenly. Levi Adams remembers the death of his first wife. Its suddenness surprised the community. Adams said he remembered that Mawhor's actions were peculiar. He would not talk of her sickness and evaded reference to it. When the neighbors extended their sympathy, Mawhor usually said, "Well, every one has to die." Adams is convinced now that Mawhor poisoned the woman.
Is William Mawhor a cold-blooded killer? Read the rest of the article here.
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| September 11, 1988 |
What am I supposed to do with this comic? Why is Veeblefester waiting for a bus?! I also feel this comic is on the slippery slope of "Why should we property taxes on our cars?" I agree, but I understand what taxes are for.
Everything about this is depressing. No friends, zero on his uniform, the blandest colors I've ever seen on a sports outfit, the TOUCHDOWN panel. Just depressing. I love it.
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