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SUMMARY:History Talk: Restless Ghosts: Murder\, suicide and the case that wouldn't stay buried
DESCRIPTION:Inside a Moorestown mansion\, two socialites are discovered 
 clinging to life after suffering gunshot wounds to the head. By morning\, 
 Ruth Wilson\, 24\, and her former fiancé\, Horace “Reds” Roberts Jr.\, 
 also 24\, are dead. What follows is an investigation marred with 
 uncertainty. \n \nChief of Burlington County Detectives Ellis Parker 
 decides it’s a case of unrequited love\, with Reds pulling the fatal 
 trigger. But Reds has multiple gunshot wounds to the head. A coroner’s 
 inquest ends with a jury upholding Parker’s ruling\, doubt lingers.\n 
 \nThe case takes a turn when a rumor circulates a witness was present 
 outside the house on the night of the crime. Bradway Brown\, a childhood 
 friend\, who grew up a block away\, hints that he knows the truth. More 
 than three years later\, at age 28\, Brown himself is murdered at his home. 
 The year is 1933.\n \nDetective Parker\, dubbed America’s Sherlock 
 Holmes\, is drawn into a second investigation that unravels the first. High 
 society collides with the Philadelphia underworld\, and the new probe 
 implies a cover-up involving powerful South Jersey figures.\n \nRestless 
 Ghosts is a true story about a century old mystery. Journalist Annie 
 McCormick\, a native of Moorestown\, unearths a gripping narrative that 
 challenges readers to decide what really happened.\n \nPart of the 
 Historical Society's New Jersey History Speaks Lecture Series.
LOCATION:Meeting Rooms A and B
ORGANIZER;CN="Reference Desk":MAILTO:reference@moorestownlibrary.org
CATEGORIES:History
CONTACT;CN="Reference Desk":MAILTO:reference@moorestownlibrary.org
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URL:https://events.moorestownlibrary.org/event/16755916
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