3319 56th Street Trail, Center Point, IA, US

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reported events that occurred at 3319 56th Street Trail on January 1st, 1977

Farmhand James Charles Huff, Jr., a farm hand, died from severe head injuries he sustained while working on the property of Lindsey Edgar “Ed” and Jean Huelsenbeck. The Huelsenbeck’s son, Michael Huelsenbeck, reported that he found Huff, Jr.'s unconscious body in the barn. According to the sheriff, it appears that Huff, Jr. had received multiple injuries over the course of days.

https://www.vintontoday.com/articles/News/article105026.html

Accident or foul play? Cold case from 1977 remains a mystery

Farm hand James Huff was found unconscious in a barn on Jan. 1, 1977; he died a few days later. Cold Case: Cause of death of farm hand James Huff Jr. near Urbana in 1977 remains a mystery. In the ca

https://iowacoldcases.org/case-summaries/james-huff-jr/

James Charles Huff Jr.

James Charles Huff, Jr., a farm hand who worked at the Lindsey Edgar “Ed” and Jean Huelsenbeck farm about two miles southeast of Urbana, was taken to St. Lukes Hospital in Cedar Rapids on January 1, 1

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