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2 stories matching honick

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  1. A Sausage Maker’s Body Washes Ashore at Priest Point

    Charles Honick had been missing three weeks. A boy found him on the beach, and Olympia’s police chief and coroner went to see whether foul play was involved.

    Jan 15, 1892The Olympia TribuneSquaxin Park, OlympiaTrue Crime

  2. The $31.15 in a Drowned Man's Pocket

    When Charles Honick's body washed up near Priest Point, Olympia wondered if he had been murdered. The cash still in his clothes told a different story.

    Jan 16, 1892The Olympia TribuneOlympia, Thurston CountyTrue Crime

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