Lincoln County Historical Association’s Chapman-Hall House Stewardship Committee plans to offer an opportunity to observe fashion styles for women and men
Lincoln County Historical Association’s Chapman-Hall House Stewardship Committee offers a unique opportunity to observe fashion styles for women and men from 1750 to the late 1820s in “Dressing for Tea with Mrs. Chapman.” The Zoom program on.
Lincoln County Historical Association’s Chapman-Hall House Stewardship Committee offers a unique opportunity to observe fashion styles for women and men from 1750 to the late 1820s in “Dressing for Tea with Mrs. Chapman.” The Zoom program at 6:30 p.
Chapman’s killer confounded authorities until 2019, when Samuel Little a man the FBI described as the “most prolific” serial killer in United States history identified her as one of his 93 purported victims.
Little, who died in 2020, met her while she worked as a sex worker. During a series of interviews with the FBI, he described how he choked her to death in a muddy canal.
That settled how she died. But the details of her actual life were tougher to pin down.
Because Miriam often provided fake names and even fake social security numbers during her periodical arrests, Miami police spent two years after Little’s confession trying and failing to track down her family.