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The Villisca axe murders occurred between the evening of June 9, 1912, and the early morning of June 10, 1912, in the town of Villisca, Iowa, United States. The six members of the Moore family and two guests were found bludgeoned in the Moore residence. All eight victims, including six children, had severe head wounds from an axe. A lengthy investigation yielded several suspects, one of whom was tried twice. The first trial ended in a hung jury and the second ended in an acquittal. The crime remains unsolved.
The Moore family consisted of parents Josiah B. (aged 43) Sarah (née Montgomery) (39), and their four children: Herman Montgomery (11), Mary Katherine (10), Arthur Boyd (7), and Paul Vernon (5). An affluent family, the Moores were well known and well liked in their community. On June 9, 1912, Mary Katherine Moore invited Ina Mae and Lena Gertrude Stillinger to spend the night at the Moore residence. That evening, the visiting girls and the Moore family attended the Presbyterian church where they participated in the Children's Day Program, which Sarah had coordinated. After the program ended at 9:30 p.m., the Moores and the Stillinger sisters walked to the Moores' house, arriving between 9:45 and 10 p.m.
At 7 a.m. the next day, June 10, Mary Peckham, the Moores' neighbor, became concerned after she noticed that the family had not come out to do their morning chores. Peckham knocked on the Moores' door. When nobody answered, she tried to open the door and discovered that it was locked. Peckham let the Moores' chickens out and called Ross Moore, Josiah's brother. Like Peckham, Moore received no response when he knocked on the door and shouted. Ross unlocked the front door with his copy of the house key. While Peckham stood on the porch, Ross went into the parlor and opened the guest bedroom door, where he found Ina and Lena Stillinger's bodies on the bed. Moore immediately told Peckham to call Henry "Hank" Horton, Villisca's primary peace officer, who arrived shortly thereafter. Horton's search of the house revealed that the entire Moore family and the two Stillinger girls had been bludgeoned to death. The murder weapon, an axe belonging to Josiah, was found in the guest room where the Stillinger sisters were found.
Doctors concluded that the murders had taken place between midnight and 5 a.m. Two spent cigarettes in the attic suggested that the killer or killers patiently waited (according to the official tour, there were no cigarettes found) in the attic until the Moore family and the Stillinger guests were asleep. The killer(s) began in the master bedroom, where Josiah and Sarah Moore were sleeping. Josiah received more blows from the axe than any other victim; his face had been cut to such an extent that his eyes were missing. The ceiling in his room also had a gouge mark from when the murderer lifted the axe to murder him.
The killer or killers used the blade of the axe on Josiah while using the blunt end on the rest of the victims. Herman, Mary Katherine, Arthur, and Paul were next bludgeoned in the head in the same manner as their parents. Afterwards, the murderer returned to the master bedroom to inflict more blows on the elder Moores, knocking over a shoe that had filled with blood, before moving downstairs to the guest bedroom and killing Ina and Lena. Seemingly afterwards, a 4lb slab of bacon was taken out of the icebox and laid next to the axe. Investigators also found untouched food and bloody water during the search.
Investigators believed that all of the victims except for Lena Stillinger had been asleep when murdered. They thought that she was awake and tried to fight back, as she was found lying crosswise on the bed, and with a defensive wound on her arm. Lena's nightgown was pushed up to her waist and she was wearing no undergarments, leading to law enforcement speculation that the killer(s) sexually molested her or attempted to do so.

[@candidawells9808]

Love your videos but there is no sound on this 1

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Refresh . There’s sound on every device I have

[@nikmason6873]

Try turning UP the volume.

[@candidawells9808]

@@SCOTTONTAPE Got it now. Thank you 😊

[@dianebaugher3919]

it must be you, I had sound

[@sheriweathers9248]

Sad story 😢

[@donnatozer9099]

I've watched a lot of video's and paranormal investigations on the Villisca Axe Murders House. This is the first time any of investigations have shown the resting places of the victims. Thank you for this. Once again you dealt with the topic with great dignity and respect. RIP to all the victims of this tragic event.

[@U.S.A..]

I live in a house where a child fell out his bedroom window and passed away. Then the mother committed suicide in the bathroom. And I swear my house is haunted

[@waynegross2113]

Hi Scott, at the beginning of October, I asked you to cover the Villisca Axe Murder House. I grew up in Davenport, IA. My grandparents, Mom, aunt are all buried at the Geneseo Methodist Church. Cemetery. Near Buckingham IA. Where my grandparents farmed they retired in Waterloo. My remaining living uncle and aunt live near Ames, IA. I don't know why I told you all that, lol! Nerves I guess! I spent all my childhood in Iowa. I love it there so much! However, I married a southern man so, I'm stuck in Tennessee, lol! It looks like the weather was gorgeous the day you filmed. Anyone living and growing up in Iowa knows the story behind this house! Just walking through it with you filming gives me the Willie's and freaks me out! It's like you can feel a presence as your filming. Could just be me! Although I'm sensitive to paranormal situations. Thank you so much for covering this unsolved, tragic murders. I know it effected the community for years. Of coarse it did.....a lunatic killed 2 adults and 6 children! Tragic! Especially that it's gone unsolved. Jill Gross

[@christopherlievens]

What a small world, I actually grew up in the Quad cities myself. Moline to be exact .

[@LadyDragonsblood]

I was born in Cedar Falls...went back there every summer as a kid and teenager to visit my grandma. My family was from Spencer. Auntie had a farm in Ottosen, which is not too far from West Bend, where more of my family lived....as well as Algona and Waverly.

[@harolynallison485]

I spent the night in that house about a year ago and I photographed at night and in the bedroom where little Lena slept in the room was full of orbs and I was nervous all night. ...you are by far my favorite channel.

[@InstantKarma313]

Wow I wouldn’t have been to chicken to spend the night there! Your a brave soul! 🎃

[@chrissyknowsitall5170]

Yeah there would be no way I would stay the night!!!

[@harolynallison485]

@@chrissyknowsitall5170 well I did but I chickened out about half way thru the night I left and walked to a motel

[@InstantKarma313]

@@harolynallison485 CANT SAY I DONT BLAME YA AT ALL 🥰🤗🫶

[@harolynallison485]

@@InstantKarma313 yes my imagination ran amuck that night, I believe the place is haunted but I bailed right before morning I was scared all night because of the nature of their death their business in life was not finished. The owner wanted to return my money but I told them to keep it for maintaining the house and grounds, I also spent the night in the Lizzy Bordon House and was not as nervous as I was in the axe murder house. I got thru that one. Watching in the net not being in those places but when you are in these places knowing it's history is another kettle if fish

[@madj3202911238]

You did a wonderful job with this video. I've seen other videos on this house but what I loved about yours is the level of respect you have for the victims. Every time I see this house..the windows freak me out..total Amityville vibes. Ty for going to the graves of the victims...I haven't seen anyone do that before..Ty again Scott for all of your hard work. You're the best at what u do.

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Thank you so much

[@janadeubner9883]

First of all, nice headstone! Such a horrific story. The period pieces in the house certainly looked like the authentic pieces that would be used in that time frame. I enjoyed Johnny's explanation of how the history went. The police corruption that still goes on 100 years later. Smh. There was a superstition that mirrors were covered in the presence of a dead person so their souls would not be captured inside the mirror. I felt terrible sadness and fear inside this house. Amazing Scott.

[@hh7407]

I feel the same everytime I see a program on this house. The people who were killed here, if their energy remains, the energy is feelings of fear and horrify and pain. If the evil murderer's energy is here, that would be the only dark, demonic energy.

[@lenaonmealways4193]

I was told by my mom born in 1924 that in the 1800's to early 1900's after a death in the house they would cover all the mirrors so the deceased person's soul wouldn't be trapped in the mirror.

[@MilanNedicSerbia]

That custom is still preserved in the rural parts of Eastern Europe, where I am from.

[@aprilgosa5779]

I heard the killer did it so he did not have to look at himself too but who knows

[@flocosta]

This is such a creepy story. How weird the connections between this house and the Sally house, Wow! I don't think I'd want to stay overnight in either house. Well, maybe in a group but for sure never alone. Great video as usual Scott!

[@elvissam100]

I believe there was a one guest, or two, In the house that night, I believe the family were very possibly drugged with a sedative somehow, there is no way, anyone could murder eight, in different rooms, and no one would get up, or no screaming being heard.

[@marthamcmasters1125]

Beautiful but very sad video Scott. Your respect for the victims is so touching. I just love you and your videos!!! Bless you Scott!!! Thank you for all you do!!

[@CincinSea]

Although a tragic story, you did a great job and once again I thought the instrumental interludes were fantastic! Great atmosphere for october.

[@piperatthegatesofdawn]

Those poor babies 😭, this story has always bothered me. Wish the killer would've been caught. Another great video!!

[@gregoryclayton8287]

Great presentation Scott, the tour of the old house really gave me goosebumps and such a sad story about the Moore's and how they were all murdered, in their beds, in their sleep! For they had no chance. It could have been a group of killers involved? Scott, you're such a classy guy by setting a small stone on each name on their headstone, you the man, man. I love you channel man, KUTOS, to you Scott and also to the tour guide as well. REST IN PEACE to the MOORE family...

[@AquariusSoul]

I've never heard of this case before how devastating. Top notch editing and research per usual Scott! Music was eerie; giving Halloween vibes. That doll in the attic creeps me tf out lol Excellent vid!

[@kathyhummel5083]

Thank you for doing this video! I asked you a couple of weeks ago on Instagram as I’m from Iowa about going here! You are amazing and get me through my work days as I watch and listen to them all! Another amazing video!

[@donaldgay9501]

Thanks for putting my hometown on the map Scott. Very good job on this video I spent many a nights in that house which I mentioned before to you still can't believe that was almost 40 years ago. Johnny Hauser not sure if I spelled his name right sorry if I didn't. Really super cool guy very knowledgeable not very many facts in this case but a lot of rumors really sad that nobody was brought to Justice. Even though the house look a little different from 40 years ago it's still brought back memories thanks again Scott.

[@gillnelson9037]

Another amazing story and video. It's beyond belief that anyone can kill especially with an ax. Those graves of the poor families so sad to see. Such a beautiful well kept cemetery and so peaceful . Scott I love everything you put on you make it all more interesting. Love ❤️ from West Yorkshire UK ❤️

[@michaelselman9885]

Hi Scott. You were in my neck of the woods. Wish I knew you were in town. Would of loved 2 meet you. We have never been to that house ever. Thank you 4 taking us along. Johnny was super cool. So heartbreaking. Can not believe this is still a cold case. 💔

[@aaphotofilm]

This is amazing Scott I'm sure you know by now how much I love these kinda videos as I always been saying. Hope there is more to come. I love my creepy stuff. I still can't get over how you did your last one in the cemetery at night. That is pure bravery 😃

[@clintonchance8220]

Dude you have one of the best you tube channels keep doing what you are doing 💪🏾🔥

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Thank you Clinton !

[@tammydalcourt4265]

Hell yeah! I am from Iowa & have wanted to go there forever!

[@jonbongo2508]

Yesterday's live chat kicked ass it was very cool. Have to do it again soon.✌️

[@denischabriddell986]

It was kool all except the Brad's and Betty 😂

[@LadyDragonsblood]

All the summers I spent in Iowa as a kid and teenager, with grandma. I always wanted to go to Villisca...but grandma said no! I am glad you are taking us there, because I know it will be a fair and respectful visit! THANK YOU, Scott!!!!

[@chrisstephens5310]

I love your videos stay safe on those crazy roads your fan from east of Atlanta

[@CCcastro336]

I did not know about the history of this. May they all rest in peace. Thank you for keeping their memory alive. Good video well done.

[@theshape3988]

I'm glad you went here my guy! This place us th4 only place that for some reason gives me the creeps. The tragedy really holds a stigma on this house. Great video!

[@crush41gb]

I remember Ghost Adventures going there. Such a tragedy and mess of an "investigation". Great job from you ofcourse, Kind Sir! 😀

[@M.E.N.N.E.M.]

This murder is reminiscent of a similar case that took place in Germany in 1922 in the place "hinterkaifeck". There, too, the whole family was beaten to death in their own house

[@erin.v.m657]

Same guy. Paul Mueller.

[@inwardk]

Thank you so much! It's a tragic story. If this happened today, I don't think it would be unsolved. Imagine all the forensic evidence that could have been collected, but wasn't. Anyway, even a century later, one senses the human tragedy that unfolded. Greetings from South Africa

[@GraceToo_]

Thank you for telling us this story and allowing us to pay respect to these beautiful people🌹

[@Mike_Fahmy]

Such a tragic horrific story. I'm glad Johnny was there to give out the actual true facts in his explanation of the history regarding this tragic event. Great video & RIP to the victims, the Moore family 🙏🙏🕊🕊

[@illmerica322]

What a beautiful home for such a tragedy to take place!

[@sonplusone7059]

Loved, loved the video…of course. You stopped for a second on the headstone that said, Scott, stop it lol. Love your stuff, I wish I could grow like you did, how difficult it is. I wish you much success. ❤

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Lolol I had to

[@TtrainInVain]

Great video Scott. Beautiful home. Can't say i experienced anything abnormal about the place and I was walking around by myself at night throughout the house. People do bad things. Homes are just inanimate structures. I think the fact that it happened so long ago, as opposed to inhabiting a house where someone like a suicide melted into the floor, do to not being found for some time, for lack of more appropriate words, is what made it not creepy or as some people say, bad juju. Awesome interview and video! For anyone wondering what crime scene cleanups are like post suicide and the person not being found for weeks... Don't look it up. You WILL regret it. Sad stuff. Great upload and interview Scott! Rip to the family.

[@thatgardeninggirl2864]

I agree my house was built in 1930 (lived there since 2014) I'm sure in 90+ years Someone's passed away there. I get no bad vibes, but have seen alot of orbs & sometimes feel like I'm being watched but Nah Im not afraid

[@pookie6669]

Chasing and hacking up (Im sure they all just didnt stay still while the first one was being chopped up)six defenseless terrified children is beyond"bad" person sir...that is a Grimm monster

[@LadyAlchemyy]

Not everyone's frequency can feel anything abnormal....only some people.

[@queenstixxzz]

Well I can tell you that unless "parts" are left, you have to pay for cleanup. My mother had to clean almost everything after the suicide of my step dad because we were poor.... and I can tell you that the blood is probably still staining the concrete of that houses laundry room over 20 years later.

[@bobfrapples1208]

You have to read the book The Man From the Train by Bill James. He has good evidence into who it really was who did these murders.

[@Liz-cmc313]

Scott, you are making me very happy with hitting my favorite spots. This case has long fascinated me. Thank you. 🪓🖤.... RIP to all of them. 💔

[@46cab]

An awesome video as usual. I absolutely love the videos you post. The amount of work you put in is very much appreciated. This is a horrific story. I'm in Ontario and I had sort of heard of the name Villisca but didn't know the details. Thank you again for this . I loved it!

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

You’re very welcome Lorrie!

[@chrishawkins32014]

Beautiful timing my friend… always intrigued by this story. Stay safe. Love from SoCal.

[@apriljackson1370]

I still can't figure out how that person got into the house so quite without making any noise Rip to all of the victims 🙏 🕊

[@pookie6669]

Killer musta been acquainted with the family...

[@whispersoftheafterlife1017]

He hid in the attic while they were at church

[@pookie6669]

@@whispersoftheafterlife1017 or She..or They..doing eight people I. With one chop is a lot of work..could of beenote than one..

[@rickberry4477]

@@michelekossack1861 ask Ted Bundy. 😎

[@caroleroseburgh1344]

Good Evening Scott 🙋🏽. BE Safe And Careful Out There ‼️😃👍🏽 that house was really freaking Creepy ‼️ WOW ‼️

[@debbiepatrick399]

Hi Scott, that's a spooky house

[@treypayne43]

Great as always Scott!!! Maybe we’ll get lucky and it will get solved like Jack The Ripper finally did from what I’ve heard read and watched, just great Scott ur so respectable everywhere u go and we love ya brother and we’ve all decided that we solved the “Scott On Tape” mystery it’s simple we love ya brother!! 👍❤️

[@Beachyvibzz]

Brilliant work again Scott👏 Sending much love from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤

[@TtrainInVain]

Johnny is awesome. I've been watching him for over a decade now, off and on, giving tours, and the way he tells the story, just like Scott, makes you feel like you're right there and you can actually visualize it. It transports one back in time. That is a talent that not very many possess. I always thought it was the reverend. Then I thought it was Jake byrd but that would of been impossible. I think there was a possible love triangle... And one of the spouses weren't a willing or knowing participant.

[@lindaritter1343]

Yes Johnny was very good at telling the story like to see more of him

[@RockinStacy]

I just recently read about this. Nicely done sweetie, you always do things so respectfully. Your character is what drew me to you in the beginning of your YT journey. Love and peace...

[@smudgeeee6259]

I love the Axe sound effects. LOL. Leave it to you - Loved, Loved, Loved this !!

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Haha I wasn’t sure anyone caught that

[@splashenful]

Almost reminds me of the plot for 'When A Stranger Calls.'

[@denischabriddell986]

Scott wow what an interesting story.How heartbreaking 💔😪. You did a great job relaying this story to us. Johnny did a great job showing us around.

[@josiahbholahillaire3574]

It’s a crime that you don’t have enough subscribers, Scott. But this is awesome

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Thank you Josiah

[@josiahbholahillaire3574]

@@SCOTTONTAPE you’re welcome

[@slufoot77]

Amazing video Scott :) You always make my day ❤️

[@meganryan476]

Such a sad story, may they all RIP. Well done Scott, always so respectful.❤😭😭

[@Steph_ADOCpara]

Such a creepy story. The theory of a traveling killer on the train between towns seems the most likely. Great video!✌️🎃

[@nikkim6030]

Yes my favorite KZbinr! Man I remember when I started watching you that you were at 18,000 , wow 150,000 !!! Awesome Scott another great adventure 🎉❤

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Thank you Nikki!!

[@TraceB]

Dang son why didn’t you stay overnight? The address being the same numbers & street as the Sallie House is beyond freaky. I had to google 508 2nd St in my town out of curiosity. Aww I’m glad the people were friendly, another great video….thanks!

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

If the views on the Sallie house video were bigger I would have stayed overnight here too but since they were low I didn’t want to spend $500 to stay overnight …with no hairdryer ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@TraceB]

@@SCOTTONTAPE 😂😂😂 Ok, kind of valid reasons

[@denischabriddell986]

@@SCOTTONTAPE Haha no Hairdryer

[@nickjames3049]

​@@SCOTTONTAPE $500 😳 These places sure milk it!!

[@illmerica322]

Gotta love this man's edits...

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Thank you so much

[@BrendaR667]

Your coverage of this story is eerie and gave me chills. Thanks for the cemetery coverage too, the headstone is beautiful and sad. Imagine a world where people never locked their doors and neighbors came and went freely. RIP to all the victims

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Thank you so much Brenda!

[@LyndaHolt-gm1qg]

There was some orbs In the loft

[@jillynjackson7207]

I am so happy that I recently found you. I was looking for new KZbinrs to watch. I love the gruesome details. Thank you for taking the time to post this.

[@mikeneppl1929]

You should do the Martin chapel cemetery while your in the neighborhood

[@hallking7441]

Crazy story I've heard this one before wow and it's insane they still have the axe!

[@marquesalston9227]

SCOTT!!!! Excellent and detailed job as always brother

[@MelissaRoberts-pm2wt]

Hi Scott, I love watching you videos. Keep up the good work!!

[@mr87montess]

You do great work I appreciate the time effort and passion you put into what you do and its super educational...

[@sylviamiller9047]

The outside basement is a storm shelter from tornadoes!❤

[@susan5301]

Darn! You were in my neck of the woods, in Iowa! Always found this story so interesting! Great job Scott! 🪓 John js a fabulous story teller!

[@markrichardson6714]

I like now tou are date stamping your videos. It makes it easier to find where you are when using the same thumbnail. Thank you.

[@dianebaugher3919]

I've seen other KZbinrs do this story but yours is the best by far. I've often wondered what you mentioned before, how do all those people get murdered and nobody wakes up and escapes?? Very odd.

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Thank you Diane!

[@lindaritter1343]

Yes I was thinking that

[@amyjo18]

That's one reason I think there was more than one person......if the adults were killed first, how did the two girls downstairs not hear the massacre going on upstairs and not get up and run out of the house? Seems strange to me. 🤔

[@syreetaabney6968]

I loved the video Scott you did this story justice you covered it so well, keep the videos coming and love the channel.

[@quinny6920]

You are such a great story teller !, Another fabulous video. Creepy as hell !! Thx Scott!!❤

[@seattlescofflaws]

Great intro. Brutal, grisly crime. I first learned about this on KZbin around 5 years ago. So well done Scott. Thanks!

[@AH-rl9ev]

This was a Great Video and what a Bizarre thing that it's never been solved?

[@kathynorris2371]

Thanks for sharing Scott! Such a sad, horrific story!

[@chrissyknowsitall5170]

What a great day!! A new video from Scott!! Thank you Sir!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@amychartier6300]

Love your videos keep up the good work

[@zolfodor4835]

Never heard of this,what a brilliant video🤘👍❤️ how alike do the 2 kids look from this house & the Sallie house ?? 😳😳

[@DaysofHorror]

Hi Scott, I'm from the UK and for the time being cannot yet get to Iowa to visit this location. But on Tuesday this coming week, I'm interviewing Johnny about the Villisca murders and was wondering if I may use some snippets of your video as overlays to show our viewers what the place looks like, and especially the axe marks on the walls. Thanks and keep up the excellent work on the videos 😊

[@debbiepatrick399]

Lot of times back in the day and even now they'd cover mirrors because they believe it was a portal to the spirit world

[@keepontruckinoutlawlife1248]

AWESOME appreciate this Scott

[@johnconway4161]

Hi Scott great video

[@shannon3n8]

Excellent presentation and visualization even with a lack of eyewitness testimony! I'd never heard of this tragedy - thanks to your viewer for planting this seed in your noggin, and for bringing us along on the trek. The poor Stillinger mother, miscarrying after the deaths of their daughters. Looking at their birth/death dates, the Stillingers passed on relatively soon after each other. With some, tragedy and loss of a child drives the parents apart in divorce. Looks like these two stuck together and stuck it out. I don't know if I could remain in the same town with so much pain and the murders unsolved.

[@deborahz75]

The Man from the Train by Bill James and Rachel McCarthy James. Thank you for posting. I enjoyed the video and tour of the house.

[@louisecoupland]

Cool Video Scott Thanks for refreshing it x

[@seattlescofflaws]

Tour guide had such great info I’ve never heard before. I had heard about the killer hiding in the attic a couple of times. Guess it was debatable.

[@jackiescotland500]

Scott , this was so and..that poor family and all the babies .who could do that ..definitely an evil person. The headstone looks as new as the day it was laid. So so sad . Another great video. 💙👍

[@elizabethkusce2718]

That was so cool Scott, I think the other house Salle house was more creepy. That house with the murders is just sad and a terrible tragedy.

[@kaymad143]

What a sad and tragic story, I feel so awful that the whole Moore family were killed and the two Stillinger girls. All killed for no reason. Your videos show how much you care about victims and their families, you are the only one tells the whole story and shows where victims are buried - so they are never forgotten. Thank you for sharing their stories. RIP Moore Family and the 2 Sillinger Girls.

[@janetwhite2039]

I loved the owl !

[@deebrown7293]

Love all your videos!!! Found you when watching @grimmlifecollective.....haven't looked back since. Thank you for all the hard work!!!

[@SCOTTONTAPE]

Thank you so much !

[@whispersoftheafterlife1017]

My mom used to say “so poor you don’t have a pot to piss in or a window to throw it out of”

[@dawnk163]

Loved this location and the history! Thanks Scott!

[@jdaywork2693]

No sound problem here. Thanks again Scott.

[@staceyfriend6026]

When you were heading to Iowa, I was wondering if you were going to this house.

[@aprillisa5950]

I knew that sometime you were going to do a video on this. You know that there was some demon that possessed that person to commit that horrific crime. Especially with children involved. Interesting video.

[@cristinweekley2547]

Love these videos and the history behind them! Thanks 👍😊😳😳

[@angelalinderman9985]

Wow, things were sure different back 100 years ago. The house isn't scary at all. The freaking shady people were. Always about power, Fame and money. They haven't changed much huh.?! Gross 🤢 RIP to the family.💔❣️ Thanks Scott.👍

[@lagregriahardimon7710]

Love it always wanted to hear this story

[@TexasDove68]

I am not sure if it was a speck of dust but during the interview there were orbs going in and out that blue room. Pretty cool. Horrible tragedy. Poor kids.

[@shawnhorkheimer5267]

Awesome Scott !- A new Subscriber, and your video is just starting !.- I just recently got off work,- 2nd shift for me !- Ooooh,- Them sound effects of that Axe....- Your movie and story is on, Gotta go ! My God,- Poor victims !. Gotta watch !.- Love your stuff my friend !.- Thank You So much !

[@shawnhorkheimer5267]

Nice Buddy !.- I have NEVER heard that story,- and yet I'm right next door, in south Central , Illinois !

[@elifield7149]

Welcome to Iowa!!! It’s always windy. Should see it in the winter blow the snow around. You came at the perfect time missing the heat and humidity.

[@brendabrooks6731]

Never heard of this one, very sad and scary, rip to the family