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Well, well, well, welcome back.

This is part two of my Ed Edwards series. Now, let's go back in time a little bit.

By this time, Ed had gotten himself another wife in July of 1968 when he married a woman by the name of Kay Hedderley and managed to have a couple of kids with her.

Now I can't say for sure if he had any other children with the women that he had been with over his years of managing department stores,

but he did manage to have a son with his now ex-wife, Jeanette White, by the name of Wayne Edwards. It was suspected by his own

admission that he had four children, but only three of which have been accounted for.

Now an article that was posted on August 9th of 1977, the front page of the Daily Recorder out of Wooster, Ohio.

It read,

Police as of yet, have no suspects in the possible homicides of two Wayne County residents

whose bodies were found Monday morning in Silver Creek Metropolitan Park on Medina County Line Road on the border

of Way and Summit counties by Norton Police.

The bodies of William J. Lavaco, 21 of Doylestown, and Judith Straub of Sterling were

discovered during a helicopter search of the area.

Both were victims of apparent gunshot wounds in the neck and had been missing since early Saturday morning.

Norton Police have been joined in their investigation by Doylestown Police and Wayne County

Sheriff James Frost.

Norton Police Chief Forrest Diphendorf said his department became involved

when a 1975 Monty Carlo was discovered, apparently abandoned at the park on Sunday. They

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