Mr. Spangler lived in Abilene, KS along with his brother John. He moved to Kansas City, MO around 1903 where his occupation was listed as a painter.
He served as a juror on the third trial of Dr. Bennett C. Hyde in Kansas City, MO in 1913. The result of the trial was a hung jury. Mr. Spangler collected his jury pay and set out to celebrate the end of jury duty with a night on the town. He was found the next morning, robbed and badly beaten, lying in the road. He died a few days later. His killer never found.
He served as a juror on the third trial of Dr. Bennett C. Hyde in Kansas City, MO in 1913. The result of the trial was a hung jury. Mr. Spangler collected his jury pay and set out to celebrate the end of jury duty with a night on the town. He was found the next morning, robbed and badly beaten, lying in the road. He died a few days later. His killer never found.
Mr. Spangler lived in Abilene, KS along with his brother John. He moved to Kansas City, MO around 1903 where his occupation was listed as a painter.
He served as a juror on the third trial of Dr. Bennett C. Hyde in Kansas City, MO in 1913. The result of the trial was a hung jury. Mr. Spangler collected his jury pay and set out to celebrate the end of jury duty with a night on the town. He was found the next morning, robbed and badly beaten, lying in the road. He died a few days later. His killer never found.
He served as a juror on the third trial of Dr. Bennett C. Hyde in Kansas City, MO in 1913. The result of the trial was a hung jury. Mr. Spangler collected his jury pay and set out to celebrate the end of jury duty with a night on the town. He was found the next morning, robbed and badly beaten, lying in the road. He died a few days later. His killer never found.
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Mr. Spangler doesn’t have a grave marker so I went to where, according to cemetery records, he is buried, and I marked where the grave is using GPS.
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