Big Lake Tragedy
(Book)

"When summoned to George Duncan's farm in response to a tragic accident, Sheriff Jim Weber and his deputies had no idea just how bad it was going to be. Everybody in Big Lake knew and respected Duncan. The easy-going hog farmer was a successful businessman who had made a fortune supplying restaurants from Show Low to Springerville, and all the way to Gallup, New Mexico with pork chops, hams, and sausage. Duncan always carried a big wad of bills wrapped in a rubber band in the pocket of his bib overalls, and never hesitated to help out someone in trouble. There wasn't a church social, a Boy Scout fundraiser, or any other community event that Duncan didn't donate a freshly butchered pig to be barbecued. The whole town was shocked when he died in such a horrific way, and they were even more shocked at what happened afterward. Was it really an accident? Or did someone have a reason to want him dead? And if so, who? His scripture quoting wife? Or maybe his son, who felt trapped in a family business he wanted no part of? And then there were those accusations of his affair with a beautiful younger married woman" --,Amazon.