Albert J Bischoff was born in Edwardsville, IL. His father's name was John Bischoff (born in Germany) and mother's name was Ann Smith. Albert moved to St. Louis and became a mason specializing in marble work.
Albert was admitted to the St. Louis City Sanitarium where he died under mysterious circumstances -- his ribs and lower jaws were fractured sometime between 6pm June 4th and 6am June 5th. There was an autopsy and inquiry, but no blame was assessed. To many it appeared that Albert had been beaten.
Dear Albert, requiescat in pace!
Albert was admitted to the St. Louis City Sanitarium where he died under mysterious circumstances -- his ribs and lower jaws were fractured sometime between 6pm June 4th and 6am June 5th. There was an autopsy and inquiry, but no blame was assessed. To many it appeared that Albert had been beaten.
Dear Albert, requiescat in pace!
Albert J Bischoff was born in Edwardsville, IL. His father's name was John Bischoff (born in Germany) and mother's name was Ann Smith. Albert moved to St. Louis and became a mason specializing in marble work.
Albert was admitted to the St. Louis City Sanitarium where he died under mysterious circumstances -- his ribs and lower jaws were fractured sometime between 6pm June 4th and 6am June 5th. There was an autopsy and inquiry, but no blame was assessed. To many it appeared that Albert had been beaten.
Dear Albert, requiescat in pace!
Albert was admitted to the St. Louis City Sanitarium where he died under mysterious circumstances -- his ribs and lower jaws were fractured sometime between 6pm June 4th and 6am June 5th. There was an autopsy and inquiry, but no blame was assessed. To many it appeared that Albert had been beaten.
Dear Albert, requiescat in pace!
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