Working Book Outline

Planned structure

The opening material was to include an introduction, a Pine Barrens overview, ecology, and regional history. “Bodies in the Pines” was divided into prewar and postwar cases, followed by conclusions and policy proposals.

Prewar working topics

Ambush Murders (1934); Woman in Atsion (1887); David Beebe (1907); unidentified Whiting man (1904); Bradway Brown (1937); Howard G. Bryan at Fort Dix (1936); Atsion gangster murder (1938); Emilio Carranza (1928); Lost Squire of Chatsworth (1933); Brooksbrae murders (1917); the cobbler’s body (1938); Michael “Mikey” Dorn and Herman “Dusty” Fink (1933); Gloucester hermit (1931); double murder and suicide (1931); Margaret Mitchause (1894); One Way Ride (1941); Notebook Man (1927); Joshua Ogden (1879); Buried Banker (1920); Joseph Perry (1928); Phillips woman at Atsion (1880); Quicklime Body (1935); Joe Rego (1937); Charles Reily (1909); Bayside cabin killing (1931); Red Lion servant woman (1909); Samuel Shinn (1908); Captain’s Cabin murder (1917); Red Lion exposure death (1893); Atsion stiletto murder (1892); T.O.T.E. Pin Man (1928); and Anna Towns.

Postwar working topics

Berkeley skeleton (1972); Atsion rifle murder (1945); Craig Bender (listed as 1940); Clump of Woods Man (1956); Cosa Nostra farm (1967); Jercy Dunham’s plane (1969); Minnie Fulton (1974); Michael Holiny Jr. (1964); Danielle Imbo and Richard Petrone (2005); Woodburn Miller; New Lisbon missing-person cases (1954 and later); kidnapped Exxon executive Sidney Reso (1992); Allen Bodine Scott (1954); and missing hunter Joseph Slocum (1959).

Spellings and dates above reflect planning labels and are not independent proof. “Quciklime” was an outline typo; “1836” beside Anna Towns appears elsewhere to be a Philadelphia street number, not a year.