In the autumn of 1974, the life of Edward Thomas Arnold, a 34-year-old male house painter, was violently cut short in the rural landscape of Donnelly, Idaho. A man known for his itinerant nature, Arnold had a history of traveling the country, a trait developed from a young age through his family's work as migrant laborers. His comfort with a transient lifestyle and his own reliance on the kindness of strangers through hitchhiking likely influenced his decision on a fateful November day.
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