On Sept. 25, 1857, John Houseman, a German immigrant “deranged for some months,” committed suicide by hanging himself at the McLean County jail. “Self destruction” was the coroner’s jury verdict.
Bill Kemp, The Pantagraph
Sun, 04/23/2017 - 6:30am
On Sept. 25, 1857, John Houseman, a German immigrant “deranged for some months,” committed suicide by hanging himself at the McLean County jail. “Self destruction” was the coroner’s jury verdict.