The enterprising owner of the Waterhole Tavern, which stood just east of the Hi-Lo Center, had decided to re-open his establishment featuring topless go-go dancers. Unfortunately a few elements of this decision encroached upon the interests of some "connected" gentlemen. Not long after, a late evening series of explosions sent a ball of flame 100 feet in the air and reduced the Waterhole to rubble.
After an investigation by the Bureau of Alchohol, Tobacco and Firearms the owner of the Waterhole was arrested for arson. He was later found not guilty due to insufficient evidence. No one was ever convicted of the crime, but today keen observers can find enough evidence to lead them to a cache near the original site of the Waterhole at N 47 32.AB(C-1) W 122 02.(D-1)(E+1)F.
- A = Night of the week that was planned for amateur night
- BC = The Hi-Lo Center was built in 19BC
- D = Month of the year when the Waterhole exploded
- E = Month of the year when the proprietor was arrested
- F = Number of go-go dancers who worked at the Waterhole
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