Today's episode brings us to 1905. George Griswold was a Des Moines insurance agent who went missing one early morning in September. A few days later, his body was found in the Des Moines River.

How George got in the river, if it was George at all, is still a mystery to this day. George lived a very complicated life, and had multiple reasons for why his life ended the way it did, if we are to believe it was George who's life had ended.

Welcome to Mini Mysteries! Today's episode is about John Allen and Sac County John Doe 1858.

Welcome to Mini Mysteries! Today's episode is about an unknown child from 1859 and Baby John Doe of 1898.

Leonard DeLong was celebrating his birthday when tragedy struck. After his funeral, questions began as to whether his death was from natural causes or if he had been killed in order for someone to receive an inheritance.

Alma Harrison was a young lady who went out for a fun day with friends. When she did not return home, a search was conducted. After her body was found, opposing stories made finding out the truth about her death almost impossible.

John Pierson was a man who disappeared after a night out with his brother. 5 months after he was last seen, his body was found in the Mississippi River. Was this an accident? Or did his activities from the night he disappeared have something to do with his death?

Winfield Carpenter was a husband and father who went to work one morning, and by lunch time, was dead. Was he poisoned by his own hand, or did someone close to him want him out of the picture?

Jack Wilson and Con Matthews were brakemen working on the night of August 21st, 1899. Somewhere along their route, the two men were attacked. Three men had been seen shortly before the attack but slipped away before the men's bodies were even found.

Dr. William Hamilton had a medical practice in Marysville, Iowa. He was shot one morning while on his way to work. A trial was held against a local man, who had suspected the doctor was having an affair with his wife.

Officer Rolland Smith was killed while on patrol in Chelsea, Iowa, during an attempted bank robbery.

Apple Grove John Doe was killed along the bank of Camp Creek in eastern Polk County. Some of his belongings shed light on who he may have been, but his identity is still lost to time.

William Lewis was a husband and father living in Fremont, Iowa. After battling with an illness, he was found dead in his home.

What was at first believed to be a natural death quickly took a suspicious turn.

Charges were brought up against a suspect, but a trial brought up twist and turns, concluding in a shocking ending.