Holy Rollers: Murder and Madness in Oregon's Love Cult

by T. McCracken and Robert B. Blodgett

CHAPTER SIXTEEN
The Widow Creffield

Maud***
CREFFIELD IS DUE TO RISE TODAY

Headline, Seattle Daily Times, May 13, 1906

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Creffield’s funeral was two days after his murder. His widow—who hadn’t slept since the shooting—arrived at the Bonney-Watson Funeral Company leaning on Matron Kelly’s arm. She wasn’t wearing mourning attire. Why should she be? She wasn’t in mourning since, according to her, her husband wasn’t dead.

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Dear Reader,

Sorry. I really would love to continue this chapter and give the whole book away, but I'd also really love to sell a few books to pay the bills.

Chapter 17: Killer or Hero

Maud

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