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At just after 2 a.m. on September 19, 1910, a man broke into a home on West 104th Street in Chicago, Illinois. It's believed that the man was planning to burglarize the home, but when he found 13-year-old Florence Hiller sleeping in one

of the bedrooms, he must have changed his plan. When Florence awoke and saw the man, she screamed

as the man pushed up her nightgown and started

touching her. The screams alerted her parents, Clarence and Mary Hiller, and as Clarence ran down

the hall to investigate, he ran into the man and they fought. The intruder pulled out a gun

and shot Clarence twice, killing him.

Then he fled the scene.

The neighbors were woken up by the commotion, and John Pickens went to the Hiller home to help.

He arrived at the same time as his son, Oliver Pickens, who had been walking home from a friend's house at the time.

Officer Floyd Beardsley was on patrol in the area

when he heard screams and was looking for the source when he found John and Oliver approaching

the hiller home. They observed the body of Clarence and when the officer went upstairs to get a sheet

to cover the body, he found sand on the foot of Florence's bed.

At the same time, four Chicago police officers had ended their shift and were sitting on a bench

waiting for a streetcar. While they waited, a man ran onto the street with a revolver in his hand.

They found a man suspicious, and since it was 1910, the fact that the man

was black likely heightened that suspicion, but they also had a lot to be suspicious of. The man

was sweating, had blood on him, and the gun had recently been fired. He said he had just been

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