America is diverse in its residential landscapes, city living to suburbs, condos and apartments and of course trailer parks.

And because of their layout and lives there, they bore witness to some madness and mayhem over the years,

the likes of which you won't find anywhere else.

There are five unsettling stories from America's trailer parks.

Number five, the monster of Northway.

An acquaintance and a family friend.

A man named Michael Plumador committed an unforgivable crime against the very family who entrusted their safety and wellness in his care.

A shocking tale of savagery began on December 22, 2011, at Northway Mobile Home Park, a trailer park in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

On that day, 39-year-old Plumador was looking after Alliana Moroni Lemmon and her six-year-old sister because their mother was sick.

It was a trusted family friend who had been looking after Alliana's dying grandfather, James Lemmon.

Even after the 66-year-old's death a few months prior, Plumador had stayed at the trailer home and took her upon himself to babysit and take care of the kids during this tough time.

However, for reasons still unknown on that morning, well nine-year-old Alliana was sitting on the front porch.

Michael decided to pick up a brick laying nearby and smash it over the child's head.

In his eventual confession, the killer recounted how we repeatedly struck Alliana, resulting in her almost instantaneous death.

When he was finished, he loaded her up into a large trash bag before storing her in a freezer until nightfall.

Then late that evening, Plumador used a hacksaw to cut it up into several pieces.

Some he left inside the freezer, but he took a bunch of the parts down to the local Marathon gas station looking for a dumpster to toss them into.

The plan was to get rid of the body piece by piece, but he was careless and the police soon came looking for the girl.

That's when they found Alliana's head, hands, and feet inside his place.

Plumador had previously been convicted for a plethora of other crimes, including trespassing and assault.

He and Alliana's grandfather met and later became close friends when they were both detained in the correctional center.

Mr. Lemon himself was a registered offender. He was in close connection with 14 other child offenders living in that same trailer park where poor Alliana and her siblings were raised.

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