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Of course, no one in the district attorney's office believed a word that came out of Holmes'

mouth, so the investigation to find the children continued in earnest. It was going to be like

finding a needle in a haystack, but they were determined. At the same time, the news of the

missing sisters Anna and Minnie Williams raised its head. These sisters had last been seen with

Holmes, owned land in Fort Worth, Texas, and had disappeared without a trace.

Even more of a coincidence was that the land had been conveyed to Benton T. Lyman,

an alias of Benjamin F. Petzel. They also discovered that the land was now in the hands and

control of Holmes. Holmes was questioned about the sisters, and according to Geier's book,

Holmes admitted his intimacy with these women and told a startling story of the Holmes' type,

describing his return one night to the home of the William sisters. Of his discovery that Minnie

in a moment of rage had killed Nettie and how he had shielded the former by taking Nettie's body,

how on the lake had Chicago and quietly sinking it. The police weren't sure. They didn't believe

Holmes' story, but they weren't sure he had murdered them either. Maybe the children were

with Minnie, after all. It was time to dig deeper. The detectives needed to go back through all

the evidence for new leads. This is what they found. When Holmes was arrested, he was in possession

of a ten box containing title and other papers and private letters. The ten also contained

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