In the early morning hours of September 10, 2022, a dispute at the Howard County Vietnam Veterans Campgrounds in Greentown, Indiana, ended with the death of 47-year-old Henry L. Henson. Wolfe, got into a verbal altercation that became physical. Wolfe allegedly produced a handgun during the struggle; a single shot struck Henson in the chest. Emergency responders arrived about 5:15 a.m., and Henson was pronounced dead at the scene.

Deputies from the Howard County Sheriff’s Office took Wolfe into custody at the campground without incident. He was charged with multiple offenses, including voluntary manslaughter (a level 2 felony), intimidation, criminal recklessness, false informing, possession of marijuana, and possession of paraphernalia, and was booked into the Howard County Jail held without bond.

Henson, a Kokomo resident known to friends and family as Hank or Sasquatch, was a Kokomo High School graduate, a former Chrysler employee, a volunteer firefighter for Harrison Township, and a regular volunteer at the annual Vietnam Veterans reunion who enjoyed riding his motorcycle. His wife and children survive him. Has anyone who attended the campground that weekend or who knew Henry or the other man come forward with details that could clarify what led to the fatal struggle?