The Charley Ross Kidnapping Mystery Concludes
The long Charley Ross kidnapping case ends with gang leader William Mosher and ally Joseph Douglas dead after a Bay Ridge ambush. Douglas dies after naming Mosher and confessing they seized Ross for a ransom they never delivered. The Ross family and Philadelphia police pursued clues across New York Baltimore and beyond, but Charley was never recovered despite a $20,000 reward and widespread national attention.
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