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SECOND PASS · EACH GAP WITH ITS SETTLER
1. Jones and Grzyb, offense places: open after the coroner's-index read (see the article above). Settlers: the coroner's record files at the St. Joseph County Archives; the Tribune backfile for 1896–97 and 1927–28.
2. The saloon-era killings: none at case strength in the digitized reach; the 1891 riot stands at its size. Settlers: the Enterprise run on film at MPHPL; the Tribune morgue.
3. The Kosparak and Swient dispositions (1921): the raids stand in crime-06, the charges' outcomes do not. Settlers: the federal court's Northern District records for the Prohibition prosecutions; the Tribune and News-Times files for October–December 1921.
4. The Midway arrest's paper (1930): the house history carries it; no press-of-record or court account was reached. Settlers: the Tribune morgue; the city court's records.
5. David Woods's sentence (2017): his plea stands in the federal releases; his sentence does not. Settler: the Northern District of Indiana docket in United States v. Woods.
6. The Koonsman murder trial: named in Howard's DuComb biography, unplaced as to scene, victim and date. Settlers: the Tribune backfile; the circuit court order books.
7. The modern homicide and offense counts: unassembled, as crime-13 names them. Settlers: the Mishawaka Police Department's annual reports; the federal Uniform Crime Reporting series.
8. Matheney's two credited consequences — the victim-notification law and the $900,000 payment to Lisa Bianco's estate: carried at the published accounts' strength in crime-11. Settlers: the Indiana session laws of 1989–90; the execution coverage of record.
9. The county sheriffs' full succession, and Mishawaka's town lockup: the first appointment and the first term's sheriff are settled in this addendum's first article; the line between them and Dean Bolerjack's sheriff years (themselves unsettled as to their exact span in the public-servants record) are not. Settlers: the county commissioners' and election records; for the lockup, the Mishawaka City Council Records, 1845–1977, at the Hesburgh Libraries.
10. Rohr (1985) and Wolfe (2003): both stand unsolved in the adjudicated record reached. Settlers: the St. Joseph County Metro Homicide Unit's cold-case files; the press of record's future accounting.
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