When he happened upon Scott Doody in the Herrin City Cemetery in Illinois in March 2010, geospatial scientist Steven DiNaso could not have known that this chance event would lead to one of the greatest challenges of his life.Doody, a historian, had been looking for the better part of a year for the grave site of a decorated World War I veteran whowas killed in the infamous but now largely forgotten Herrin Massacre of 1922. He was searching for a single markererected by the Veterans of Foreign Wars post in Chicago to honor Anton Malkovich, but it had vanished.
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