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This 183m aerial view adjacent to the nearby hillside shows the Klondike Highway overlooking the distant Yukon River south of Minto, Yukon. It was along this stretch of the river that one of the most infamous triple homicides in the Yukon occurred on December 25, 1899. It involved a young man, 26 years old, Frederick Clayson who came to Skagway with his widowed mother and brothers and sisters. They started a general store there which continued until at least 1915. One sister, Ester was married to Dr. Pohl of Skagway.
Fred Clayson had been returning from Dawson on a bicycle – an astonishing feat in itself! His family later moved to Oregon and one of his sisters became a famous physician there.
From: https://www.skagwaystories.org/2009/12/25/christmas-day-murders-1899/
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