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I recently came across the chilling case of Dewey Morris and his companions, and I'm curious about the last known interaction between them and Allen Wilcoxen. It was mentioned that Wilcoxen visited them on January 16th, 1924, and found them in high spirits. It makes me wonder if there were any subtle clues or remarks during that visit that could have hinted at trouble brewing. Perhaps something small that Wilcoxen might have overlooked in the moment?
As much as this tragedy weighs heavy on my mind, I can't help but think about what Dewey's dreams and plans might have been, had this foreboding chain of events not occurred. Living in a remote cabin to trap furs during those cold months must have brought its own set of challenges and bonding experiences for the three of them, making it all the more difficult to stomach how it all ended. For Dewey’s family and friends, I can only imagine the pain of having no clear answers even after all these years. It's a stark reminder of how elusive justice can be.
Hey everyone,
I've been fascinated by the Little Lava Lake murders for quite some time now. One element of the case that always catches my attention is the role of Edward Logan, the owner of the cabin where Dewey Morris, Edward Nickols, and Roy Wilson stayed. It strikes me that there hasn't been much discussion around Logan's involvement, or rather, his potential knowledge of any threats facing the men.
Given that Logan owned the cabin and was possibly involved in their operations, it's curious to think about whether he knew more than he let on. Could he have had interactions with the suspect, Charles Kimzey, or overheard conversations that hinted at possible danger? Of course, this is just speculation, but it seems odd that he hasn't been discussed more, considering his connection to the victims and the setting of this horrific crime.
Does anyone have more information on Logan's background or his relationship with Kimzey? It just feels like there might be missing pieces that could provide more context to this tragic event. Thoughts?
Hoping for justice and peace for Morris, Nickols, and Wilson's families. This case is such a chilling reminder of how some mysteries remain just out of reach.
Thanks for any insights,
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Hey everyone,
I’ve been deep diving into the Deschutes Forest murders, and one aspect that caught my attention was the role of Allen Wilcoxen, the resort owner. Some folks might view him as just the last person to see Edward Nickols, Roy Wilson, and Dewey Morris alive, but I think it’s crucial to consider his perspective. Imagine being that person who saw them alive and well, only to hear months later about their tragic end. He probably replayed that visit in his mind countless times.
Moreover, his visit supposedly confirmed their good spirits and success in trapping, which makes you wonder: Did the killers strategically choose the timing after his departure, knowing no one would suspect until much later in the season? I’m curious if Wilcoxen noticed anything unusual during that visit but dismissed it as nothing at the time. It's so eerie to think about how those little details can become haunting later on. Thoughts?
Thinking of the victims’ families and all those affected by this unsolved case. It’s a tough history for the community to carry.