By Jeremy Duda, Axios On June 2, 1976, Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles was backing out of a parking space at Phoenix’s Clarendon Hotel, where he’d been lured for a fake meeting, when a dynamite bomb exploded under his car. He used his last words to tell paramedics and bystanders who he thought was responsible, then clung to life for 11 agonizing days before succumbing to his injuries. In response, the Fourth Estate mobilized in a way it never had before and hasn’t since.