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Mysteries
The banked tests file (lk-rem-crime-tests) merged Legs 79 and 80 into a paragraph and put a criminal case in the mysteries leg. This addendum separates the legs, prints the boundary, reframes the documentary unknowns the build already holds, and then runs the unsolved leg properly — department, state list and Crime Stoppers — which is how the township's one open homicide finally surfaces.
Mysteries of the record: the unknowns this section actually owns
This section owns documentary unknowns — and the build holds three good ones, none of them a crime. First, the lake eponym: Riddles Lake's name rests on a possessive in Howard (1907) — "Riddle's lake" — with two Riddle settlers…
The unfound places, worked as honest blanks: Colburn and Midway Corners
Two named points stand on the township map with coordinates and no earned course — worked here end-to-end, and left blank where the record is blank. The material, at its banked strength (lk-rem-communities): Colburn (41.548937°…
The person the record loses: Private Martin Gunderson, burial place unknown
Joseph County (Indiana Historical Commission, 1921)
The wars file's rolls held this section's lost person all along: the township's one First World War death is a man whose resting place the state's own roll could not state. The last documented facts, at the roll's strength…
The portrait test: what the town's famous faces looked like, and whether the images survive
For a build with no portrait article, the answer divides cleanly by century: the modern faces survive in print; the founding faces were never pictured in any carrier reached. John Roncz (1948–2023): a photographed man …
The boundary, printed once: what belongs to Mysteries and what to Unsolved
Printed once, as the checklist directs, because the banked file breached it in practice: lk-rem-crime-tests merges the two legs in a single paragraph and seats the Pelley case's open years as this township's mystery of record. Assembly conforms the tests file to this line; the addendum does not edit it.