JACK OSBOURNE’S THE MOST HAUNTED: Extreme Horror - Hunting Down the Villisca Axe Murderer

[@zuzauramek9850]

In Slavic tradition, if someone dies at home we cover all mirrors so the soul will not be trapped in it, we stop the clock at the time of death and we open windows and doors so the soul can be free and travel to heaven.

[@audreysumma6426]

Yes, I’m Polish and my family always did this.

[@christopherhooper8543]

My mother in law died at home as soon as she died my daughter said open the window she a doctor

[@Plasmastorm73]

Jewish faith covers the mirrors as well.

[@sundance81677]

In the US some people, some nurses, open a window when someone has passed on so their spirit is free.

[@paranormalmomma1405]

In our Jewish families when we lose someone we sit Shiva(I believe that's the spelling). We cover the mirrors and don't use ANYTHING that you can see a reflection in. Our meals are eaten on paper or plastic plates with plastic utensils and cups.

[@cyhawk16]

My paternal grandmother was 6 years old when this happened. She, her mother and her 2 sisters lived not far from the house where this happened. Grandma said that after this happened her mother boarded up all the windows and she said it felt like a prison. My grandmother's father had died in March of that year 1912. From what I have seen and read about most everyone kept their families locked up tight at night. Interestingly enough is the dogs that were used to try and track the murderer tracked to the railroad tracks and lost the scent. Also there were other murders similar in nature to those in Villisca all occurring within a short distance of railroad tracks. It's quite an intriguing story.

[@karlahentze1847]

As the reverend was a 'traveling reverend,' it would be the perfect cover for a serial killer at the time ...

[@Plasmastorm73]

Check out the book The Man From the Train written by Bill James and his daughter Rachel McCarthy James

[@keyshawnestberg]

There was also a priest that was investigated and turned out to be pedo also

[@suzannemaria5594]

Please both of you go there so she could read what actually happened, it would be an amazing episode.

[@Staceynicole819]

Agreed!!

[@LifePrincessxo]

@JackOsbourne the gentleman who had the incident spoke to Amy and Adam from kindred spirits! - It was actually a good episode!!!

[@HarlowDayne]

Yes, he spoke of seeing a giant orb coming from the bedroom closet. He had been trying to get evidence by provoking. He insists he didn’t stab himself. We covered the Villisca story on True Crime Psychic Eye. Our psychic medium determined who was the murderer.

[@Leslie58]

I thought I saw him on one of the shows, thank you for verifying this. ❤

[@SaraS-ql5ow]

That episode gave me chills the way Chip got the impressions of the killer and the evp's they got, especially the screaming one😰

[@pzycho_reclas1794]

I was about to say the same thing. He also, while he was there for the show, spoke to the man who runs the house.

[@dannatoepper4353]

Kindred Spirits love it, Amy & Adam the real old school investigators The best as well as Jack who is the real deal very few left!!!!

[@manymusings]

I never consider anything coming from "Ghost Adventures " as actual evidence. It's entertainment. It's completely production. Zak gets possessed in almost every episode. It's absurd.

[@lbjcb5]

Same, they fake so many things.

[@2shy1151]

I can't watch that freak emotionally abuse his team and call it investigating.

[@sandybeliever3755]

GA is like the Fox News of media.

[@brookeperezhuston]

"Suddenly I was full of rage & could have lashed out at any moment" *runs at a poor bastard annoying him*

[@manymusings]

@@sandybeliever3755 more like MSNBC

[@bettykunkel9231]

I did a daytime self guided tour. A man and woman were leaving as I entered, so I was completely alone as I walked through the house. No EVP's , just a couple of K2 hits in the living room, and an overwhelming feeling of sadness. Would love to do a full on investigation , but I 'm glad I had the opportunity to visit. Jack and Cindy, you guys rock!!

[@guitarlixx]

Now when do we find out there wasn't a man and woman there before you at all?! ✨️👻✨️

[@MAMi815]

One of the reasons I love @projectfear is that they are incredibly respectful of their locations and the spirits that reside there

[@Plasmastorm73]

Amen! That's what I hate about Ghost Adventures. Ghost Brothers, Paranormal Lockdown, etc are all respectful of the spirits but Dik Bagins is a prick.

[@genevieveotto7351]

Jack and Cindy, There is a book called "The Man From the Train" that a father and daughter team has put together trying to link the axe murders (including Villisca) to a serial killer. I just bought it, but have looked at some info on it and the info and research are interesting. The theory is intriguing as well. Just wanted to throw that out there! Keep up the AMAZING work! ❤

[@DaniMo84]

Seeing as the waseca Minnesota murders happened the same year (same mo almost same story except it happened after first snow fall) that makes total sense

[@robertshackelton1103]

I read the book and they make a compelling case

[@tabathatyler9511]

If Zak had nothing to do with Jack getting cancelled, Dakota getting cancelled, Ghost Hunters, Ghost Brothers and every Ghost show then why is Ghost Adventures the only show left filming new episodes?

[@jenioneill4162]

Because like movies twist the Paranormal. Zac makes a show of it. And that is what networks want. Not for people to find the truth. But to scare people. Zac is theatrical and unfortunately that sells more than legitimate evidence.

[@Nana_Lala_]

More than one rumor that Zac got rid of them all. Dakota was the biggest one saying Zac and crew are full of crap. GA needs to be cancelled and bring back the other shows.

[@Nana_Lala_]

Dakota has called out Zac and crew plenty of times. Zac helped get rid of most of the Ghost Hunting shows because his ratings were dropping. No one can be successful but his show. The network needs to get rid of him and bring the other shows back. Him and his "boys" are total jokes.

[@charlenefuller6869]

A lot of the ghost hunters and Dakota kindred spirits are saying that Discovery channel and travel channel are trying to move away from the hunting ghost hunting programs in trying to do more alien stuff

[@JimThomi]

I just about lost my doo doo when I first noticed that bust on your set. Let me clarify: I do mean the white face. 🎅

[@MaggyMay84]

Cindy and Jack the two of you need to pair up and have a paranormal TV show! Seriously it'd be the best show ever! #jackosbourneandCindyROCK!

[@JacquelineJack2024]

Thay oready do some stuff’ Cindy has taken over from Amy dead files ‘ which I lov gutted but I get it. Made Amy very sick hospital sick., now she’s helping animals so cool . . 🇬🇧👻Jh .

[@Dragonsmagic2011]

I’ve investigated this property. It has its own energy. The attic is dark and you feel a presence, and it’s not welcoming. I caught several Evps that were tear jerkers. Definitely a place to investigate, and make your own mind up .

[@kathrynoneill5862]

Jack grew up to be such a cool man and father. Jack and Joe Rogan's and Mr. Ballen podcasts are my favorites.

[@MondayPDX]

You and Cindy should both go there and do a two night investigation. Thanks for all your work!❤

[@kismitj]

the investigator with the stab, was on kindred spirits episode at the site.

[@michelleferrell2788]

I live in Iowa and just took my friends from England to Villisca murder house 2 weeks ago. That traveling preacher told people about the murder before the town people knew anything. The attic was wild and our emf went off constantly.

[@Leslie58]

In Iowa as well. I haven’t been there, but I’d really like to go.

[@JacquelineJack2024]

Ur so lucky’ would lov to go there but I live in Britain 🇬🇧 too . Maybe one day . . 👻👀Jh .

[@mariannekimball777]

Yes you and Cindy should go to the axe murder house. That would be epic. Maybe a Halloween special???

[@strangebynature]

There's a few facts you may not have read. One of the tour guides of the home was adamant that there was no SA to the girls downstairs. Ina was moved and posed with her nightie lifted. A pair of underwear were under the bed. The kerosene lamp was on the floor. (Kelly was a known voyeur). The ax was against the wall and a slab of bacon was in the room. This is an important detail and I finally found something that made my mind up. The bacon was used as a tube. The tube was used by the perpetrator for reasons I don't care to describe. BUT... in my research, I found an article that quoted the guards that supervised Rev. Kelly in prison. He was charged for luring young girls through the mail. The guards stated that he hoarded food in his cell, but didn't use it to eat. Just unbelievably sick. I haven't decided whether he did the murders or entered the building because he was opportunistic. He may have been peeping. I'm going to keep going back to investigate until I am satisfied with the answers. It isn't really suited for new investigators and I wouldn't have anyone there that is mentally under stress. I have seen that place pick on a new investigator.

[@kendogg8179]

Mentality is everything I believe it thrives off fear

[@strangebynature]

@kendogg8179 it is smart enough to pick the most vulnerable. On the last visit, I saw Sarah through the net curtain on the front door shortly after we arrived. She was pretty solid. Enough that I asked if a docent was there in period dress. The house was empty.

[@johnnyandnik2204]

You said the network wouldn’t allow you to investigate but couldn’t you and Cindy do it on KZbin? We would so love to watch more investigation from you!!! ❤❤

[@camelliachristopher4131]

I appreciate your time spent with your amazing family, especially Ozzy.😊😊❤❤ 36:18

[@OzGirl11]

Any story that involves children just breaks my heart. It's probably the one time i wish i didn't have an imagination 🥺i honestly hope they all can find peace.

[@SaltNBattery]

100%. That said, looking at Prism Paranormal's KZbin channel, they seem to get incredibly lucky with "child voice EVPs". Nearly every place they investigate, they have multiple extremely clear child voices on EVP. That's a bit unusual, no? It's never on video either. Not because they don't record video, they do. They just apparently never record video when the extremely clear ghost children are talking right next to the microphone. That second "EVP" sounds like they played the same mp3 file twice btw. The "Do it again Lena" has no variation. It's the same exact sound, same volume, same pitch, intonation, its the same recording played twice. What are the odds that they find children at every investigation? Also that all the "ghost children" they find at every investigation get right up to the microphone when they "speak"..

[@mysticmimi3924]

I’m a medium and saw a dagger as the weapon used in the investigators stabbing. I pray that the souls, if lost, find their way home! 💜😇

[@camelliachristopher4131]

Congratulations to you and your beautiful wife on the upcoming new bundle of joy. Both of lovely little girls are going to be overcome with happiness 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤ 35:30

[@DemFoam]

Also with children involved in this case, I feel very drawn to this case! Finding them justice stirs my ASD inside on a whole new level along with the unsuspecting parents. Being out at 10pm in this era, maybe they were seeing this man for existing paranormal activity, and no one wanted to talk about that. Maybe witchcraft was also suspected or something terrible like this. But unlikely with the blatantly obvious other murders that took place in other states and the "traveling" reverend possibpy being unvolved. But going to the location would definitely get some answers as a medium.

[@nancyspungenxx]

There's a book called- The Man from the Train by Bill James that is about the other axe murders.

[@Denise-rd1lx]

I’m so impressed with your new show. This is really good. You make a very good match you guys.

[@karastanfill1409]

I normally don't get too scared by Jack's stories, but this one got me. It's the religious aspect that creeps me wayyyy out .

[@tracysapp3069]

I have heard the bacon was a self gratification aid. People covered mirrors when someone was actively dying in the home so the soul would not become trapped in the mirror. I heard that the ax was lost.

[@DeanneMason-k6x]

Very heartbreaking and disturbing. Thank You two for doing this podcast! I love the history that you do . Keep up these stories❤

[@user-adoyle123]

Loving your videos Jack. You look well. Say Hi to your mom and dad from the little one in Kildare Ireland ❤

[@Triv27]

If anyone wants a solid deep dive into the case of the Villisca axe murders look for the podcast Astonishing Legends. They did an excellent two part deep dive into the facts of the case.

[@terrilynn8492]

Love Cindy and you and yes love to see you both investigate this ,and see what Cindy comes up with, this is a fascinating case

[@renaeballandis9755]

Love watching your podcasts especially the ones with Cindy the psychic medium lady you have a vibe going on , amazing interesting case

[@hillbillyherb]

Cool show, I dig the concept. Great way of covering a case and presenting evidence. Good work!

[@meghannsherman]

This was so interesting! Loving this format with you and Cindy. 🖤

[@theresalayton9286]

Jack is my favorite of ALL THE Osbourne's ❤

[@katyoung6028]

I think Jack and Cindy should do some investigations and put them on his page.

[@KeaMaria]

I grew up hearing about this house as I have always lived less than 30 minutes away. I even lived in Villisca for about 3 months. With all I have heard, I do believe it was the pastor. Please come to Iowa and check it out.

[@CeciliaGonzalez-bi3yh]

This is someone who watched this family for a while. Maybe even walked by and said hello before. I don't think the person was local, but traveled around and stayed for a little while.

[@kindredparanormal]

Great episode! I've wondered why the jury let the reverend go. What specifically? The evidence is damning for the reverend, yet he was acquitted. We must be missing something.

[@SOLSTICE-SISTER]

I was thinking the same thing, it’s should have been a cut and dry case. Seems odd they decided he didn’t do it after a confession and the witness from the train? 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@imayb1]

I'm sure they let him go because he was a "man of God".

[@BBN04111]

I'm guessing mental health and him being a priest had something to do with it. I'm curious with the way society has changed if he went to trail today with the same evidence confession and everything if the same out come would have happened.

[@HarlowDayne]

They didn’t think he could have done it, not only because he was small of stature to have swung the axe so many times, but because they also thought he was too mentally unstable to pull it off.

[@hellhound1389]

A deeply religious community wouldn't convict a man of the cloth especially after the judge threw out the confession. Also people need to stop putting such emphasis on the bacon. Back then there wasn't refrigeration so meats were smoked and cured. It was set out for morning. It had absolutely nothing religious about it

[@DaniMo84]

There is a Minnesota version the waseca ax murder house. It burnt down in the 80’s but the crime took place the same year. I’ve investigated the property and it’s creepy af. I didn’t have equipment then but it’s very active. The crime happened the same year as Valeska, Iowa

[@bobbi1972]

I’m in Minnesota! I’ll have to read up on this

[@DaniMo84]

@@bobbi1972 it’s off old 14 about 3 miles before you actually get into what is now the town of waseca. It was just a rural farm. The waseca county historical society has information on it. The older kids were in town for a school event and came back to find their younger siblings and extended family murdered. The property was (and still is) adjacent to the train tracks. I’ve not been back in 20 years so I hope it hasn’t been turned into a housing development 😂 new construction hauntings out of waseca wouldn’t be that surprising as I swear that land is cursed. Nothing is ok there, the amount of haunted houses around Brown is terrifying just because of their proximity to each other.

[@bobbi1972]

Oh wow!!!! How interesting…if I get the courage to go…I’ll give you an update!

[@Jenny-b1i]

I live in iowa. Not ever going. Too many people who I believe have felt traumatized simply from thinking about those poor children 😢

[@keyshawnestberg]

I am obsessed with this case

[@liymaf]

I went there in like 2015/2016 once & the orbs, on the porch and in the yard, in our poloroids were crazy! It was cameras we used all the time and never seen anything like that before or after going there. My friends & I heard what sounded like the stove or some heavy furniture being moved near the stairs & we were the only people in there all on the first floor. It felt eerie in the house, especially in the kids' room, since there's axe marks by the baby crib. I'd like to go back & spend the night there to see if anything else happens.

[@WindsweptBeauty]

I tried to watch this last night when it premiered, uh uh I’m back in the daylight watching 😂

[@christinadodd5780]

Please go to Villisca Axe Murder House and Poveglia Island in Italy! That'd be awesome to see you guys visit and have episodes of those two places!

[@camelliachristopher4131]

0:45 😮Oh hell no

[@Chris-ge7pt]

More Cindy and Jack, right on. Love all the other guests too.

[@jadejean333]

You and Cindy have such a cool back and forth. You are both very insightful and interesting ! Loving seeing you guys work together again and these episodes are so dope! Would love to see you guys investigate again in the future 👻 Kia ora from New Zealand

[@denisefallin8042]

I agree

[@wnnthepooh64]

Currently watching the Vilisca axe murders. First I was there 20 years ago. The mention of bacon is new to me. A thought the reverend was caught peeping before. And there was evidence someone hid in the attic. Could he have been hiding and saw the family killed? And guilt from that could have been reason for the false confession?

[@iamme6773]

I was watching a program on unsolved old crimes, and they had a lot of info that were from the old police reports and stuff on this house. There was a very strange thing about the bacon. It was a slab, that was rolled into a tube, with the towel tied around it. It was found in front of the oldest girl, who was somewhere between 10 and 14. She was found with her nightdress up, and no underclothes. Sounds like something a creepy reverend would do. Also, remember. The reverend was a traveling reverend. It's entirely possible he was a serial killer. The news didn't always make it too far back then, and police didn't have computers to connect to crimes in other places, either.

[@paranormalmomma1405]

I stumbled across this channel recently. This is my third episode, needless to say you have a new subscriber.

[@BBN04111]

Love these videos and Cindy was the perfect person to host with you. She's one my favorites and definitely could be a main on a TV series. Shame they ended dead files even though it had some of it's highest ratings with her. I actually didn't prefer it until then.

[@ryvirkelley5047]

On The Dead Files when they went there, a detective said they thought it might have been a self-pleasuring agent...wink, wink. Also, if I remember correctly, Amy got serial killer vibes, or the detectives thought it might've been a serial killer. It's been a while since I saw that episode. But I do remember Amy picked up on more than 1 killer.

[@suebello5978]

I remembered that…theory about the bacon being….utilized in a self gratifying way… gross! And sick!🤢 😮🙄😳🙈

[@tracysapp3069]

A woman from Marshalltown, Iowa overheard 4 men planning the Moore family murders. She gave this information to the authorities. Amy Allen from The Dead Files picked up on 4 men were involved in the murders.

[@louiseharton7844]

I can hear oh no oh no in a very gentle voice too 😮😮😮

[@mariakimbro5531]

The door slamming is actually the attic door. I have a pic of me with an orb behind me in the attic. Totally creepy. There really isn't a hallway in that house. You go up the stairs and there are 2 bedrooms side-by-side. You have have to walk through the parents bedroom to get to the kids' bedroom.

[@skeeterdeet6109]

Totally agree go visit the house!

[@samanthab1923]

Go Jack & take Katrina too. Could be a welcome back investigation after the baby 👶👻

[@MrBobbit666]

nope take cindy

[@samanthab1923]

@@MrBobbit666 Take both. Always good to have a psychic along 👻

[@GregoryMandara]

Your dad is an absolute legend. I love him. I have nothing but respect for his kids. Even Sharon is a bloody damn good wife. I give you and your whole family a big ol stamp of approval.👍

[@judithann7193]

The slamming door: sounds like someone walking down the hall and kicking the door. Anger. Or self disgust.

[@Alyia86]

Just have to say, you 2 really make s me so happy. You 2 just know more and Are honost about what you know. And jack, the Podcast whit your fam, is the Best. Your fam really kick the back behind 😂

[@karenfield748]

I see Jack, I click.🎉❤

[@SusanHime]

I live near the small Kansas town right on the railroad circuit where the axe murders of a married couple occurred just days before the ones in Villisca. I completely believe this was a serial killer travelling by train and looking for opportunity along his way.

[@joeartega1712]

Jack O. The same Jack famous father and mother and sister, I love it, happy to see you...

[@WhyBeFakeBeReal]

Good one Jack 👍 Interesting

[@BrianBallars]

You are an amazing person ❤️ jack..

[@aldajesus1648]

Such a good episode love it ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@StevenChisham]

For anyone confused by the language in "suffer the children" suffer is a word that means to "bear" or "to permit someone to do something. As like in "women's sufferage" and allowing women to vote. It doesn't necessarily mean pain, but can mean bearing the pain. If that makes sense.

[@samanthab1923]

I was worried about the Axe House with the tornados barreling thru. This is a good one 👻

[@samanthab1923]

Jacks hair looks good ❤

[@sharonbertolli339]

I just starting watching this video! I love Jack Osborne. He’s a genius and gentleman! I don’t know him personally though 😂

[@BBN04111]

I've always just assumed any evidence from Ghost Adventures is probably fake definitely if it's anything after the early seasons. Everything from the pre Zach possessions era has a chance of being legit compared to the post zach possessions era. I'm just skeptical of someone that gets possessed every time the camera turns on and went from not hearing spirits to being able to communicate with them and being more and more physic as his fame grew. I dk maybe I'm crazy on that. Also I think I've heard of Prison Paranormal are they the group made up of like Hollywood stuntmen, makeup and special effect artists? If so I think they are legit. I'm so thankful for KZbin and the people like you all putting out content like this. I can't imagine a world of watching re runs of ghost adventures all the time lol

[@michellerock5019]

Thanks Nate :) see you when you do Lori's trial❤❤

[@lucindareinas2320]

I learn so much from your podcast 😊

[@Irishgirl-fr3fs]

Been to Vallisca twice…..all i can say is it’s def haunted and i experienced things there that i am still terrified to talk about.

[@tammyharper4152]

Great job Jack and Cindy this one scared me

[@Skidgore666]

After much research on this case & reading many books & watching documentaries over the years I think it was Paul Muller personally.

[@charleshaynes4074]

Awesome person and Awesome job 😮😮😮😮

[@RubyMorton]

Hi, I had heard or read somewhere that the family had been to a revival. It would last for hours. Back in the day , they used to cover mirrors in mourning (when wakes were in houses). But for the murderer to do that. What??

[@Quartzone6145]

Love love love these podcasts jack! So interesting this one.

[@dennisdegroot5327]

I finally subscribed to your channel because your the only potcast i fully see and listen to so your doing a great job that

[@hotnerd8428]

Gotta show the attic door closing on its own ghost adventures

[@derrecktroke8227]

The puzzling part of this case to me is how one guy kills 8 people in the same house with no interference. Raising and dropping an axe several times on so many victims would no be a swift or silent act. Could there have been more than one killer, including the Reverend? Or could the Rev have been the recipient of a confession from the actual killer, and returned to cover the faces and mirrors? Such a sad but fascinating case.

[@victoriag635]

@Jackosbourne you ever watch paranormal files? In that episode, the gentleman who does the tour of the house says the guy who stabbed himself was "provoking"...tell Cindy she nailed it! 🤘

[@jamesmusisca7547]

you would think they would smell the cigarettes burning when they got home

[@freethinker4596]

Not of they smoked as well

[@jamesmusisca7547]

@@freethinker4596 true

[@hellhound1389]

My grandparents lived like they did back then. Even my grandmother smoked like a chimney. Plus the bacon was set out for morning. There wasn't refrigerateration so smoked cured meats were just left out. Plus they had to slice their own bacon

[@SandyWolf-]

Love Jack and Cindy!

[@staceycarbary9871]

How did I not know about this case!!! Btw love you both and binging your channel!

[@Frederick77fromSouthCarolina]

New subscriber from South Carolina. Do you have actual investigation videos

[@jnb2524]

Please go!

[@PhilRossiMedia]

Nice job, Jack and Cindy!

[@catmom7447]

Great pod tonight love u and Cindy so much. Can't wait for the next one.

[@Downs-Indroam]

Thank you as always ❤

[@paigemccarson5163]

The axe murderer was in the attic did the killings and the Preacher was creeping and peeping after seeing the girls at the childrens meeting and finding out about the sleep over. He saw more than he bargained for. The axe murder hit the neck first to keep them from screaming and waking the others.

[@D25_Brane]

I think that's exactly what happened. The reverend had a history of peeping, not violence. I think after the murderer left, the rev went in and covered the faces. Then, put the bacon out to catch evil spirits. Covering faces of dead people is a religious tradition in some sects.

[@paigemccarson5163]

@@D25_Brane It sent the reverend over the edge watching it happen. He prayed for their souls and covered their faces after the fact which is why his wording in his confession was weird. It's also why he was acquitted. I mean he was still a perv but he didn't kill them.

[@madtrucker0983]

Very interesting theory, but that's a WHOLE LOT of coincidence. If anything it would more likely too have been two people.

[@SandyWolf-]

I thought they never caught anyone?

[@jeremiahsmith7977]

Never thought of it that way before but yeah I could totally see that

[@MichelleSanGiorgio]

Jack, you two have to take Kelly and Katrina and go and investigate there! There's a story that they need to tell! 😊

[@KeithB1994]

Wow very interesting video and I like how you guys delve into the history of the hauntings of these locations

[@Prairies89]

Have you heard of the Shell Lake Massacre in Saskatchewan Canada. Look it up Jack!

[@QueensGhost-age]

I took a group there overnight. nothing paranormal. 1 picture outside with orbs. The balls roll in a pattern on an uneven floor. Maybe it wasn't our night. ;) Great episode Jack and Cindy!

[@QueensGhost-age]

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[@QueensGhost-age]

our phone number is on our youtube. as well.

[@jenioneill4162]

I have just finished reading Feind Recarnate. The book written by a man that studied all the trial evidence since the 50's. This town and it's dislike of one man let a killer go free. It was the Preecher 100%.

[@aiden9586]

These are awesome. Thank you Jack and Cindy!

[@pameversole5886]

I kinda remember hearing something about the Father of the home had a business partner that was stealing money from said business. They think whoever did the murders, was waiting in the house for the family to return & waited for all to go to sleep.

[@DeanneMason-u4l]

I love these stories and history!

[@jackfeathers4385]

Loved your show.