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1. thecinemaholic.com › elisabeth-congdonElisabeth Congdon Murder: Where Are Roger Caldwell & Marjorie ...

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   Apr 27, 2024 · Image Credit: Kay/Find a Grave. In 1977, the luxurious 22-acre estate of the Congdons in Duluth, Minnesota, became the site of two tragic and brutal murders of millionaire Elisabeth Congdon and her caretaker Velma Pietila. Given the wealth of Elisabeth, the police had quite a few suspects in their list who could have had a motive for the killing.

2. www.minnpost.com › politics-policy › 2008Twists, turns never end for Congdon murder case figure

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   Marjorie Caldwell Hagen (2002) Justice delayed for Marjorie Caldwell Hagen has become, well, a habit. The last surviving central figure in the famous Congdon Murder Case — the 1977 murders of ...

3. www.latimes.com › archives › la-xpm-1992/11/29-me'She Seemed So Nice'--but Death, Fire and Mystery Follow in ...

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   In 1988, Caldwell slashed his wrists with a steak knife. In a note he left behind, he denied he committed the slayings. By that time, Marjorie Hagen had already served her sentence--she went to ...

4. slphistory.org › congdonMARJORIE CONGDON – St Louis Park Historical Society

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   In 1951 Marjorie found herself in St. Louis, Missouri, and married Richard “Dick” Webster LeRoy, an insurance executive. Marjorie and Dick LeRoy had seven children: Stephen LeRoy. Peter Treworgy LeRoy, born September 2, 1953. Suzanne Congdon LeRoy, born November 1, 1954. Andrew Webster LeRoy, born March 30, 1956.

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5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Glensheen_MurdersGlensheen murders - Wikipedia

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   Glensheen murders. The Glensheen murders were the murders of Elisabeth Mannering Congdon and her night nurse Velma Pietila on June 27, 1977, in Duluth, Minnesota, USA, at the Glensheen Historic Estate. [1] The motive was initially thought to be robbery, but soon the authorities began to suspect Congdon's son-in-law Roger Caldwell and adopted ...

6. www.duluthnewstribune.com › news › after-acquittalAfter acquittal, Marjorie Caldwell faced years of additional ...

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   Jun 24, 2017 · Trouble continued to follow Marjorie Caldwell after her 1979 trial and acquittal for murder conspiracy in the slayings of her mother and her mother's nurse at Glensheen. ... Hagen's previous wife ...

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   What happened to Marjorie Caldwell Hagen?

   • Justice delayed for Marjorie Caldwell Hagen has become, well, a habit. The last surviving central figure in the famous Congdon Murder Case — the 1977 murders of Duluth heiress Elisabeth Congdon and her night nurse — Hagen has spent many of the past 31 years in prison.

   Twists, turns never end for Congdon murder case figure

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   What happened to Marjorie Caldwell?

   • Trouble continued to follow Marjorie Caldwell after her 1979 trial and acquittal for murder conspiracy in the slayings of her mother and her mother's nurse at Glensheen. She parted ways with her second husband, Roger Caldwell, after the trials. W...

   After acquittal, Marjorie Caldwell faced years of

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   Who was Marjorie Caldwell?

   • Marjorie Caldwell, as Hagen was then known, was instantly considered a suspect in her mother’s murder. She and her new husband, Roger Caldwell, were living in Colorado and were flat broke. Marjorie had been cut off from the Congdon millions because she was considered a spendthrift who was constantly trying to wheedle money from her mother.

   Twists, turns never end for Congdon murder case figure

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   How much money did Marjorie Congdon get from Wallace Hagen?

   • Marjorie ended up with about $40,000 a year from a Congdon trust plus Wallace Hagen's pension, according to Feichtinger. "She got no bulk sum after the murders - she basically lost it all," Feichtinger said.

   After acquittal, Marjorie Caldwell faced years of

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   What happened to Marjorie Hagen?

   • Without divorcing Caldwell, she married Wallace Hagen in 1982 in North Dakota and was charged with bigamy a few months later. In 1984, Marjorie was convicted of arson in the burning of the Mound, Minn., home she had just sold but remained an insurance beneficiary. She served 21 months. In 1990, the Hagens moved to Ajo, Ariz.

   After acquittal, Marjorie Caldwell faced years of

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   Who is Marjorie Congdon?

   • Most Minnesotans know of Marjorie Congdon as the woman who was tried and acquitted of conspiring with her then husband, Roger Caldwell, to murder Marjorie’s mother, heiress Elizabeth Congdon. Surprisingly, there are some rather significant connections between Marjorie and St. Louis Park. EARLY LIFE

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8. bringmethenews.com › minnesota-lifestyle › theThe murder at Glensheen that you've never heard of

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   Feb 27, 2019 · In a quite remarkable coincidence, the killing happened on June 27, 1880 – 97 years to the day before Elizabeth Congdon and Velma Pietila died. Before Chester Congdon built his mansion in 1909, the grounds of what would become the Glensheen estate was in the hands of another prominent family, the Tischers. Urs and Elizabeth Tischer had ...