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You got to love small town charm, those friendly neighbors, the diner that hasn't changed its menu in 30 years, the kind of spa with the loudest sound at night as crickets.

But just beneath that charm in some of these spots, there's some truly dark tales,

and those are exactly what we're checking out today.

Welcome to scary mysteries. Here are five creepy small-town murder mysteries that remain unsolved.

Number five, the Coons Family Massacre.

He was on the steps there, just going into the house.

Randy was laying on the kitchen floor.

Irene was sitting in a chair in the living room.

Clarence was in the bed.

It was the kind of place people avoided.

An old crumbling farmhouse buried in the woods

near Athens, Wisconsin. A village so small that in 1990 it barely cracked 950 residents. And yet inside

that house lives six people who made even the most rural neighbors uneasy, the Coons family.

They were reclusive and isolated, a cluster of elderly siblings and two adult sons, all under one decaying roof.

It was 81-year-old Irene, 76-year-old Clarence, 72-year-old Marie, and 70-year-old Helen's sons, Kenneth and Randy,

were grown, but still lived there at the home. Inside, there was no running water or plumbing,

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