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fizzgig

(24,146 posts)
Sun Jun 10, 2012, 03:54 PM Jun 2012

100th anniversary of the villisca ax muders [View all]

found this in gd, x-posting for those who, like me, rarely wander over there. the story is very indepth.

VILLISCA, Iowa — On June 10, 1912, neighbors of Josiah and Sarah Moore began to wonder what was wrong next door when the curtains were still closed and nobody was stirring by 7:30 a.m. It was too warm to leave the windows down.

Josiah Moore should have been heading downtown to his hardware and implement store. And Sarah Moore and the children should have been among the other early risers of Villisca, even though they had been up late the night before for a special Sunday children's program at the church.

Something was beyond wrong in the Moore house.



http://www.omaha.com/article/20120610/NEWS01/120609881#100-years-of-mystery-the-villisca-ax-murders

i first learned about this case when the ghost hunting show i watch investigated the house.

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This story has always creeped me out. murielm99 Jun 2012 #1
ghastly stuff. thanks. fe6252fes Jun 2012 #2
Never heard of the case before Scairp Aug 2012 #3
Sad story Cherchez la Femme Oct 2012 #4
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