On a spring day in March of 1967, a young Caucasian boy named Bernard Louis Poelman, aged 13, was playing with a friend on the Nixon Bridge over the Gallatin River in Manhattan, Montana. The day took a tragic turn when Bernard fell from the bridge into the rushing water below. Initially, his death on March 19, 1967, was believed to be a terrible drowning accident. This narrative, however, would be shattered weeks later when his body was recovered from the river near Logan, Montana. An autopsy re
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