In the winter of 1908, the life of Albert Holindrake, a 43-year-old White/Caucasian male, came to an abrupt and tragic end in Park City, Utah. Having moved to the bustling mining town at the age of 22, he had built a life as a respected and well-liked citizen, known for being a quiet and law-abiding man. He was a devoted husband to his wife, Nancy, and a caring father to their children. These qualities likely led to his recent appointment to the Park City police force, a new chapter that was tra
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