Don Bolles was an American journalist known for his investigative reporting in Arizona. He worked for the Arizona Republic and focused on exposing corruption and organized crime. His work was significant in raising awareness about issues affecting the community. Tragically, Bolles was murdered in 1976 after a car bomb explosion, which was linked to his reporting on corruption. His death sparked national outrage and led to increased scrutiny of organized crime in the state. The case remains a pivotal moment in the history of journalism and the fight against corruption in the United States.