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name: Susan Elmore
about: As a veteran genealogist with over 30 years experience in deciphering the past, author Susan Elmore was determined to get to the bottom of the Emma Bond case(Nameless Indiginites)in which her great-great aunt was the victim. During her six years of digging through historical documents, she uncovered some previously unknown but relevant facts – details which would have been unavailable to investigators at the time. These discoveries led her to formulate a new theory on what really happened, which she presents in the conclusion of Nameless Indignities. A native of Springfield, Illinois, Elmore’s longtime passion for genealogy, history, and true crime was the driving force behind her investigation of this case.She and her husband have lived in As a veteran genealogist with over 30 years experience in deciphering the past, author Susan Elmore was determined to get to the bottom of the Emma Bond case(Nameless Indiginites)in which her great-great aunt was the victim. During her six years of digging through historical documents, she uncovered some previously unknown but relevant facts – details which would have been unavailable to investigators at the time. These discoveries led her to formulate a new theory on what really happened, which she presents in the conclusion of Nameless Indignities. A native of Springfield, Illinois, Elmore’s longtime passion for genealogy, history, and true crime was the driving force behind her investigation of this case.She and her husband have lived in northern Illinois, southern California, the Bay area, and the Atlanta area. They have recently retired to the north Georgia mountains. They have four grown children and ten grandchildren, including two sets of twins born six weeks apart. Besides genealogy, she enjoys various creative pursuits, especially nature photography, as well as spending time in the great outdoors with her two wild and crazy border collies, both rescues. ...more