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    Summary of Steve Bouser's Death of a Pinehurst Princess
    Summary of Steve Bouser's Death of a Pinehurst Princess
    Summary of Steve Bouser's Death of a Pinehurst Princess
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    Summary of Steve Bouser's Death of a Pinehurst Princess

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    #1 Butler Emanuel Birch went to the front room of Edgewood Cottage, parted a curtain, and glanced outside. It was going to be a cold, sunny morning. The car was empty, and there was a woman’s foot underneath the driver's side door.

    #2 When Curtis Campaigne and his wife, Edna, visited the Davidsons the next morning, they found Brad holding his wife’s head in his lap. They had no idea what had happened.

    #3 Elva Davidson, bride of a few weeks, superb athlete, hotel heiress, and socialite, was dead by the time Dr. Marr arrived at the hospital. She had been beaten and was not wearing any undergarments.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIRB Media
    Release dateJul 13, 2022
    ISBN9798822546394
    Summary of Steve Bouser's Death of a Pinehurst Princess
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      Contents

      Insights from Chapter 1

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      Insights from Chapter 1

      #1

      Butler Emanuel Birch went to the front room of Edgewood Cottage, parted a curtain, and glanced outside. It was going to be a cold, sunny morning. The car was empty, and there was a woman’s foot underneath the driver's side door.

      #2

      When Curtis Campaigne and his wife, Edna, visited the Davidsons the next morning, they found Brad holding his wife’s head in his lap. They had no idea what had happened.

      #3

      Elva Davidson, bride of a few weeks, superb athlete, hotel heiress, and socialite, was dead by the time Dr. Marr arrived at the hospital. She had been beaten and was not wearing any undergarments.

      Insights from Chapter 2

      #1

      The mystery of Elva Statler Davidson’s death was how her body was found. It was not clear if she had died by suicide, murder, or accident.

      #2

      The first party the group went to after putting on their tuxes and evening gowns was the premier local social event of the year: the

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