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Informationen zum Autor Rose M. Haynes has written for the Wilkes Journal-Patriot, Jefferson Times, Winston-Salem Journal and State Magazine. She lives in Hays, North Carolina. Klappentext How could the peace and quiet of Ashe County, North Carolina (in the mountains, at the Virginia-Tennessee corner), turn into a nightmare of crime and drugs, and the old copper mine itself become a dumping ground for the dead? In 1982, two bodies had been chipped from an icy grave and brought up from the 250-foot mine shaft where they had been thrown while still alive. Now, there were rumors of 21 bodies still down there. If the mine was ever re-opened, what would they find--copper or bodies? Murder, drugs, prostitution and gangs come together in the history of the Ore Knob Mine. A small Appalachian community became the heart of a vicious drug ring ruled by the Outlaws motorcycle gang from Chicago. Ashe County made national headlines when a police informant came forward confessing that he had pushed a man alive into the Ore Knob Mine shaft. This book is the full story. Zusammenfassung "Murder! drugs! prostitution and gangs come together in the history of the Ore Knob Mine. An Appalachian community became the heart of a vicious drug ring ruled by the Chicago Outlaws motorcycle gang. Ashe County made national headlines when a police informant came forward confessing that he had pushed a man alive into the Ore Knob Mine shaft"-- Inhaltsverzeichnis Table of ContentsAcknowledgmentsForeword by Barbara Moore Pless Preface Introduction List of Persons Timeline ¿1.¿Christmas Eve ¿2.¿Working Undercover ¿3.¿Murder at the Mine ¿4.¿Acceptance ¿5.¿The Tale of Murder at the Mine ¿6.¿Investigation at the Mine ¿7.¿Callahan in Chicago ¿8.¿Forester's Murder ¿9.¿The Murder Trial Begins 10.¿Sharon Gamboa's Testimony 11.¿Vines' Testimony 12.¿Vines' Testimony Continues 13.¿Fugitives Captured 14.¿The Chicago Trial 15.¿Vines' Trial 16.¿Ore Knob Mine History Appendix A: Of¿cial Sworn Statements Paul Wilson Bare [1] 163; Paul Wilson Bare #2 164; Richard Barton 164; Mildred Bowlin 164; Darlene Callahan 165; Thomas Chapman 170; Donald R. Cole [1] 177; Donald R. Cole [2] 179; Jay Fagel 181; Captain Eugene Goss [1] 184; Captain Eugene Goss [2] 185; Sgt. Lockwood 185; Bobby Wayne Miller 185; Gary Miller 186; J.D. Parsons 188; Charlie Powell 188; Danny Oren Roberts 189; Captain Melvin Roberts 190; Patricia Watson Simmons 191; Joseph Eugene Vines 193; Sheriff Richard Waddell [1] 203; Sheriff Richard Waddell [2]Appendix B: Forester and Gamboa Autopsies Chapter Notes References Index ...
