History buff compares Donnell Harvey case to 'The Forgotten Robber Riddle of 1872'
In a viral post sweeping social media, a self-proclaimed history buff is drawing eerie parallels between the ongoing legal saga of Donnell Harvey and the obscure "Robber Riddle of 1872," a case where a New York bank thief vanished with $47,000, only to have his identity resurface in a century-old diary. The buff claims both events hinge on a hidden pattern: a single, overlooked receipt left behind at the scene—a detail that, when examined decades later, cracked the original mystery and may now unravel Harvey's. Critics call it a stretch, but the hashtag #HarveyRiddle is trending, with fans digging up dusty archives to prove the connection.