Geary County Historical Society held a 1920s speakeasy themed murder mystery event on Saturday October 14th. 

Tickets had gone on sale in mid September and sold out quickly.&nbsp;Guests at the event helped solve the mystery of gangster “Al Spumoni’s” murder by examining evidence and interrogating suspects played by: Cindy Quinlan, Bill Powers, Amity Thompson, Susan Kamphaus, &nbsp;Jan Gray and Curtis Gray. 

The investigation was led by “Prohibition Agent Ogee Mann” played by Britain Stites.&nbsp;Guests were invited to dress in 1920s costumes and “best costume” was awarded to the Jenkins family.&nbsp;The event served as a fundraiser for the Historical Society and was sponsored by DEL Motors, Subway and Family Buffet.&nbsp;

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 </figure>By Heather HagedornGeary County Historical Society held a 1920s speakeasy themed murder mystery event on Saturday October 14th. Tickets had gone on sale in mid September and sold out quickly.&nbsp;Guests at the event helped solve the mystery of gangster “Al Spumoni’s” murder by examining evidence and interrogating suspects played by: Cindy Quinlan, Bill Powers, Amity Thompson, Susan Kamphaus, &nbsp;Jan Gray and Curtis Gray. The investigation was led by “Prohibition Agent Ogee Mann” played by Britain Stites.&nbsp;Guests were invited to dress in 1920s costumes and “best costume” was awarded to the Jenkins family.&nbsp;The event served as a fundraiser for the Historical Society and was sponsored by DEL Motors, Subway and Family Buffet.&nbsp;<figure>
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Mystery event serves as a fundraiser for the Historical Society