After scratching the surface last summer in the reopened investigation into the 150-year-old Bloody Bender saga in Labette County, two University of Kansas professors and a team of student researchers are digging a little deeper.Bob Miller, owner of the Labette County acreage where the infamous Bender family robbed, murdered and buried multiple travelers in the 1870s, has been working wi...
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