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9:30 am, Saturday, September 20st, 1980. Olathe, Kansas.
A huge blast at 901 Van Mar Drive tears through the home of Robert Post, 51, and his wife Norma Jean Post, 47. A neighbor runs outside to find a body blown into his back yard and body parts littering the rubble of the two-story ranch-style house. Only a chimney and part of the living room remain standing. The explosion is felt for blocks in the quiet-middle class neighborhood. Dead at the scene are Robert, Norma Jean, daughters Diane and Susan, 19 and 20, and son Richard, 21.
The county attorney announces the deaths are being investigated as homicides: “We are pretty certain that there was a bomb.”
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