I70 Baumeister

Eugene Herbert Baumeister and wife Elsie Louise Zindler

Captain Herbert Eugene Baumeister and Elizabeth Ann Schmidt. After 2.5 years in the European theater WW2 he went on terminal leave.

Elizabeth Ann Schmidt’s brother and Herbert’s uncle - General Walter Kruger of the Pacific Theater

Walter Krueger - Wikipedia

General Walter Krueger, Sr (1881 - 1967) - Genealogy (geni.com)

Education and early life

Walter Krueger was born in Flatow, West Prussia (German Empire) (since 1945 Złotów, Poland), the son of Julius Krüger, a Prussian landowner who had served as an officer in the Franco-Prussian War, and his wife, Anna, formerly Hasse. Following Julius's death, Anna and her three children emigrated to the United States to be near her uncle in St. Louis, Missouri. Walter was then eight years old. After Anna remarried, the family settled in Madison, Indiana.

 Major General Schmidt greets General Walter Krueger, Commanding General, U.S. Sixth Army, during one of the latter's many visits to the Corps headquarters at Sasebo

Walter Krueger was born on 26 January 1881 in Flatow, West Prussia, then part of the German Empire, now part of Poland. He was the son of Julius Krüger, a Prussian landowner who had served as an officer in the Franco-Prussian War, and his wife, Anna, formerly Hasse. Following Julius's death, Anna and her three children emigrated to the United States to be near her uncle in St. Louis, Missouri. Walter was then eight years old. In St. Louis, Anna married Emil Carl Schmidt, a Lutheran minister. The family subsequently settled in Madison, Indiana. Krueger was tutored by his stepfather, educated in the public schools of Madison, and completed high school at Madison's Upper Seminary. As a teenager, he wanted to become a naval officer, but when his mother objected he decided to become a blacksmith instead. After graduating from high school, Krueger enrolled at the Cincinnati Technical High School, where he learned blacksmithing and completed science and mathematics courses in preparation for college studies in engineering. On 17 June 1898, Krueger enlisted for service in the Spanish–American War with the 2nd United States Volunteer Infantry. He reached Santiago de Cuba a few weeks after the Battle of San Juan Hill, and spent eight months there on occupation duties, rising to the rank of sergeant. Mustered out of the volunteers in February 1899.

Not to be mistaken for German general with the same name war and time. They were in different theatres pacific and European . How crazy is it they both rose to rank of general?

Kinsella v. Krueger - Wikipedia

On 3 October 1952, Dorothy Smith stabbed her husband with a 10-inch (250 mm) long hunting knife while he slept in their Army quarters in Japan.[5] After trying unsuccessfully to staunch the flow of blood, Colonel Smith summoned their live-in Japanese maid, Shigeko Tani,[5] who found Dorothy Smith in her underwear and holding a knife.[1] She took the knife from Dorothy Smith and, at Colonel Smith's request, summoned Lieutenant Colonel Joseph S. Hardin,[5] a neighbor and fellow West Point-educated regular Army officer.[6] Hardin found Dorothy attempting to light a pair of cigarettes. She told him: "I'm sorry I didn't get him in the heart."[1]

Colonel, Chief of Plans and Operations Division [Logistic section] of the U S Army in Japan. He was the husband of Dorothy [Krueger] Smith, the daughter of General Walter Krueger. Father of two children, a son and a daughter. He was murdered while sleeping with hunting knife by his wife in Tokyo, Japan. They were residing in the army quarters called Washington Heights at the time. The General hired a team of lawyers for his daughter when she had been returned to the states to start a habeus corpus action to free her from military law. She was freed from prison after serving less than five years on June 19, 1957 and had plans to go to San Antonio, Texas to join her father. The general is also buried in this same cemetery. Aubrey was the son of Dewitt D and Kate [Stone] Smith. He was one of five children. Born in Missouri. Attended West Point, graduated in class of '30. Awards include Legion of Merit with Oak Leaf Custer, Silver Star with Oak Leaf Custer, and Bronze Star Medal.

Henry Saiter and Marie J Saiter

Henry Saiter North Vicennes hardware company

than seven decades, the Saiter-Morgan Co. hardware store, located at Seventh and what was then Hickman Street (now College Avenue), was one of the principal hardware stores in Vincennes. Saiter-Morgan evolved from a blacksmith shop to a buggy company that later started carrying hardware.

The story of Saiter-Morgan began with Frank Z. Saiter, a native of Pennsylvania, who moved to Knox County in 1871. He married Eleanor F. Bowman the following year. The first mention that could be found of Saiter’s business in local newspapers, is in the Oct. 30, 1877 “Vincennes Semi-Weekly Western Sun,” noting that he had moved his blacksmith shop from Seventh Street near Harrison, across the street to Seventh and Hickman.

The Saiter-Morgan Hardware Co., which carried the names of founders Harry Saiter and Elisha Morgan, began as a buggy company at Seventh and Hickman streets (now College Avenue) before segueing into the hardware business. The company’s founding date was 1891, but it wasn’t incorporated as Saiter-Morgan until 1907. The business saw continued growth through the first decades of the 20th century.

Founding partner Harry Saiter, who served as the company’s secretary-treasurer, died at the age of 48 on Sept. 12, 1921. Morgan continued as company president for the next three decades.

Herbert Erich Saiter

Barbara

S. Bradley Baumeister

Richard Rickie Baumeister

Dr. Herbert Richard Baumeister Jr. Brian Smart Staats I70 Strangler I70 Killer

Debbie Falls

Debbie Falls | In Their Own Words (youtube.com)

Rachel

Programmed To Kill/Satanic Cover Up Part 341 (Conversation #30 about Herb Baumeister) (youtube.com)

Herb hated Brad and Brad thought it was the funniest thing ever. He (Brad) antagonized him. Herb did not like Brad and treated him like dirt.

"There were 2 young teenagers that I believe we're employed as landscape crew." "He was constantly in the presence of these guys these teenagers."

Adam Smith

Former employee of accused serial killer Herb Baumeister speaks out about his experience, the accused killer's temperament - Indianapolis News | Indiana Weather | Indiana Traffic | WISH-TV | (wishtv.com)

Start with the cars I70

Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack - Season 6, Episode 21 - Full Episode (youtube.com)

Resale store

This is a reenactment but the actor is wearing the same outfit as Herb when he is on the news and in his mugshot.

Station wagon, same jacket, dress shoes

Mind control and disassociation, drugs

Chasing the I-70 Killer Episode 3: "I have a little hope again" (youtube.com)

Novelity store of many Colors

Kemper Military School were Brad attended in 1975 right off I70 and next to a river (water)

Used in competitive Shooting

The I-70 Serial Killer - Dark Minds - S02 EP05 - True Crime - YouTube

1996: Herb Baumeister - The I-70 Strangler (ohiomysteries.com)

Range Rover 1987 White Extended

Gray buick

Cars of the I70

1954 Packard Clipper

I looked for a skeleton in the garage because Julie said she was NOT surprised by the skeleton because they already had a medical skeleton in the garage. I don't see it in this picture but I do see this blue (drown) boy mannequin in short swimming trucks in front of the Packard.

Serial Killer Used His Garden As A Crematorium | True Crime Library

Erich’s pal and neighbour Kevin Dennison dived behind a clump of bushes into a clearing. “Look what I’ve found!” he shouted, emerging from the other side of the bushes. What he’d found was a human skull, complete with teeth. Laughing, the boys held it aloft like a trophy.

“Let’s see if we can scare the hell out of Emily,” said Erich. Emily was his younger sister. They hoisted the skull on a pole and marched back into the mansion. Emily screamed. Erich’s mother Mrs. Julie Baumeister, arriving to see what the noise was all about, looked startled.

“Where did you get that, Erich?” she asked. She followed him back to the clearing and Kevin pointed to the ground. Julie stared. There were brown sticks that looked curiously like bones scattered about and she didn’t feel inclined to investigate. “Leave it where you found it,” she said with a shudder. “Come inside now, I’ve got some doughnuts.”

She didn’t entirely erase the discovery from her mind, however. Several days later she went back to the spot where the boys found the skull. She stared hard at the ground. The brown sticks she thought might have been bones were all gone. Was she in the right place? She was certain of it but there were no bones.

The woodland animals must have taken them away, she thought. Especially the raccoons. They were nesting in the roof of the mansion, leaving their pee everywhere, gradually causing the roof to collapse and raising a terrible stink.