During the Homestead strike of 1892, 3000 workers occupied the plant and took over the town of Homestead for the first time in American history. The strike was met with a failed aquatic landing attempt by the Pinkertons and ultimately led to the destruction of the union.
The Penn Railroad cut employee pays by 20% leading to strikes and federal troops being sent in to put down the unrest and side with corporations, which resulted in violence and casualties.
Unionized workers protest for better wages and protection of their rights, leading to confrontations with replacement workers and potentially violent incidents.
A Florida man attempted to evade arrest by the police on a riding mower while carrying a gun and meth on him, but was eventually caught and tasered by the authorities.
Catherine's connection to Robert catches the attention of the Sheriff, who wants to keep a different connection hidden. During her time at the sheriff's office, Catherine gets a clue about how power works in the borderlands.
The Sheboygan County Sheriff's Office questioned Roger, a local burglar in the area, and his acquaintances for the investigation. However, even though the fourth friend involved refused to cooperate, the rest of them did not seem to have sufficient alibis for the day of the murder.