Category: History Publisher: Createspace
ISBN-10: 143822365X
Pages: 190
Copyright: May 31, 2008
ISBN-13: 9781438223650
In 1876 Bucksport, Maine there was a tragedy that would shock a state. 3 people were murdered, and a Sea Captain blamed.
Bucksport, Maine is well known for its views of Fort Knox and the new Penobscot Narrows Bridge Observatory. The town is also famous for its Historical Murder Mysteries. In my first book I have covered one of Maine's most famous Unsolved Murder Mysteries. The murder of Sarah Ware, which occurred in 1898. Before there was Ware, there was the Trim Triple Homicide. For 1876 it was the biggest murder case the young State had ever seen. I have attempted to record the true story behind the tragedy of the family that lost their lives and the trial of the Suspect, a Sea Captain named Edward Smith.
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