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Hey everyone. Tonight we're back with another tragic murder mystery from the woods.

This one has it all. Death, violence and corruption.

So you know, viewer discretion is advised.

We'll be discussing a triple homicide from 1960 where the suspected killer was ultimately cleared of all charges after many years declaring his innocence.

There's police corruption, the mishandling of evidence, conspiracy theories and a few puzzling inconsistencies.

Where did all of this occur? You ask? Well, that would be the star of the rock state park.

It's located along the Illinois River in La Salle County and is considered one of the state's most beautiful locations.

This vast stretch of land covers over 2,300 acres and it became an official state park in 1911.

Its popular attractions feature waterfalls, 13 miles of trails and 18 canyons with walls made of moss covered,

st. Peter's sandstone formed by glacial meltwater.

According to the park's website, humans have inhabited the area since way back to 8,000 BC

and its name is derived from a Native American legend of injustice and retribution.

Chief Pontiac of the Ottawa Tribe was slain by a rival tribe's warrior while attending a council meeting.

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