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It's hard to fathom how a century has passed, and we still don’t have closure on Denver Braden Pore’s murder. One aspect that puzzles me is the community's response back in 1906. Mount Pleasant is a tight-knit town, and it strikes me as odd that Andrew Lindsay Jr. was never caught or held accountable. I wonder, was it a failure of resources, lack of concrete evidence, or perhaps something more sinister? Given he was with Thomas Wilson during the incident, I can’t help but think there must have been witnesses or someone else who knew more than they revealed at the time.
Remembering the way Pore’s colleagues and friends must have felt is crucial—it's not just a piece of history but an ongoing hurt for the community. It warms my heart to see the dedication of the monument and the efforts by locals to make sure Denver's bravery isn't lost to time. It’s these acts of remembrance that keep his story alive. I just hope that one day the full truth will emerge, bringing peace to his memory and those who still hold him dear. ?
I came across a bit of information about the monument at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery dedicated to Denver Braden Pore, and it got me thinking about how communities memorialize their heroes. It's touching to see how, even after all these years, people come together to ensure that Denver's sacrifice isn't lost to history. I wonder if anyone has more details on the fundraising efforts or the design plans the historical society might have for the new memorial? It feels vital for the community to have a place to reflect on the bravery and selflessness that Denver exhibited, especially in such difficult circumstances. It's almost as if the monument not only serves to honor his memory but also as a call for justice that the case never saw back in 1906. If anyone has been to the cemetery or participated in these efforts, I'd love to hear more about what the memorial means to you. It must be an emotional experience to stand there and consider the life of someone who gave so much for the safety of others.
Has anyone looked into the relationship between Andrew Lindsay Jr. and Thomas Wilson? While I understand that Lindsay was the one who pulled the trigger, it's strange that Wilson, who was supposedly with him during the incident, didn't face any consequences either. Is there any information on whether Wilson aided Lindsay in evading capture, or if he had any involvement in the shooting itself?
It seems troubling that no arrests were made, and it makes me wonder if Wilson had any influence or connections that allowed both men to slip through the cracks. Something just doesn't sit right with me about the way this case ended, and the fact that justice was never served for Denver Braden Pore's family is deeply unsettling. If anyone has any additional details about Wilson's actions following the incident, I'd be interested in hearing more about it. This is a tragic chapter in Mount Pleasant's history, and it's critical we remember all aspects of it to honor Chief Pore’s memory properly.