In the quiet farming community of Aurora, Indiana, the spring of 1941 was shattered by a brutal act of violence that would leave a lasting scar on the town's history. On the evening of May 16th, Nina Agrue, her husband Johnson W. Agrue, their two sons, William and Leo, and their 12-year-old granddaughter, Mary Elizabeth Breeden, were found shot to death in their rural home. The discovery sent shockwaves through Dearborn County, as the community grappled with the senseless loss of an entire famil
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