For all you true crime fans out there, Bremerton made worldwide news for a massacre. March 28, 1934, six people were brutally murdered at Erland’s Point on the outskirts of Bremerton. Was it a robbery gone wrong? Was it a hired hit? Did mobster “Baby Face” Nelson have anything to do with it? Some say drugs and gambling were the cause. One man hung for the crimes and another went free. Even though it was 88 years ago, people are still intrigued by this gruesome local story.
Join us October 20th at 7pm, for the next installment of History UnCorked and hear local Bremertonian, Deena Taylor, tell this tale of murder, mayhem and mystery as featured on her podcast Bremelore. We’ll have crime scene photos, items from the era – and to really set the mood, we encourage you to dress in 1930’s attire. So break out those flapper dresses and tweed suits and come on down to the Kitsap History Museum and enjoy some wine, snacks and MURDER!