Introduction
In the annals of Washington State's criminal history, few cases are as perplexing and haunting as the unsolved murder of Laura Law. On January 5, 1940, the tranquil town of Aberdeen was shaken to its core when Laura Law was found brutally murdered in her home. Despite extensive investigations and numerous theories, her killer was never brought to justice. This article delves into the life of Laura Law, the circumstances surrounding her tragic death, and the enduring mystery that continues to baffle investigators and historians alike.
The Life of Laura Law
Born Lea Laura Luoma on January 20, 1914, in Finland, Laura immigrated to the United States in search of a better life. She settled in Aberdeen, Washington, a burgeoning logging town known for its vibrant community and economic opportunities. In Aberdeen, Laura met Richard Law, a prominent labor leader and activist with the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO). The couple married and had a son, establishing their home at 1117 East 2nd Street. Laura was known among friends and neighbors as a devoted mother and supportive partner, often involved in local community activities....Read More
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