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Issue 1, Article # 1: Solving this Mystery: Seven key points, and the questions that arise from each, are central to unraveling this unsolved murder mystery.

Issue 1, Article # 2: Coroner Gerber, M.D., Denigrates Osteopaths: One of the most important questions surrounding the murder of Marilyn Sheppard has always been: Why was Coroner Samuel Gerber so quick to decide that Dr. Sam Sheppard killed his wife the morning Marilyn's body was found and before any investigation was carried out? Part of the answer lies in The Torso Murders of the 1930s.

Issue 1, Article # 3: Gerber's "Inner Circle" Links Sheppard's Osteopathic Clinic with 1930s Torso Murders: A startling view behind the scenes explains why Coroner Gerber was so quick to decide Sam Sheppard murdered his wife and why the Cleveland newspapers pilloried the entire Sheppard family.

Issue 1, Article # 4: Chief of Police Confirms Unsolved Mystery: Bay Village Chief of Police confirms that the Sheppard murder case is open and unsolved.

Issue 1, Article # 5: Clothing and Belongings, Area Maps, Home Layout and Photographs: The Crime Scene Report provides you with information collected the day of the crime. It includes scanned copies of original police reports, area maps, floor plans of the Sheppard home, neighbor statements, photographs and the coronor's report.

Issue 1, Article # 6: Bay Village Police, Offense Report. July 4, 1954, 5:57 A.M.: Bay Village Police Officer Fred Drenkhan, one of the first officers to arrive at the Sheppard home on the morning of July 4, 1954, filed this 8-page Offense Report.

Issue 1, Article # 7: Sam Sheppard's Statement, July 8, 1954: As part of Officer Drenkhan's Offense Report, he attached a sheet containing his notes regarding Dr. Sam Sheppard's statement.

Issue 1, Article # 8: Erle Stanley Gardner on the Sheppard Murder Case: Once a person has been wrongfully convicted, it is virtually impossible to do anything about it under our present form of government.

Issue 1, Article # 9: Paul Holmes on the Sheppard Murder Case: This happened to a family that chanced to be named Sheppard, but could as easily have been yours.

Issue 1, Article # 10: "Enforcers of Patriarchy" Murder Girls and Women with Implied Authority from Our Culture: Evidence strongly suggests that Marilyn Sheppard was murdered by an "enforcer of patriarchy." And if Coroner Sam Gerber and Cleveland detectives had been open to finding the truth . . .; if their investigation had been professional and thorough . . .; if they had not worn blinders concerning Dr. Sam Sheppard . . . it is very likely that the lives of at least two other women would have been saved.