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I was on a sleepover at a summer camp and we're roasting smores around a campfire.

Author Daniel Stashhour.

And the counselor thought it would be a terrific idea to tell this group of young kids

the story of a horrible series of gruesome crimes where the killer had never been caught that took place in the woods

very close to where we were.

And I remember while hearing this story unfold, we had to stop him to get him to explain what the word

decapitation meant and he repeated the phrase many times and the killer is still out there the at all that night. But that was the first time I'd heard the story of the Kingsbury run murders.

I mean, you know, most kids make up scary stories for each other around a campfire but this one this is

like a this is a real story this was a real nightmare that happened.

It is it's a true story and it played out at the height of the Great Depression in Cleveland in the 1930s.

Just before 8 a.m. on September 5th, 1934, a man named Frank Legassie was out collecting

driftwood near Cleveland's Euclid Beach Amusement Park. Euclid Beach is on Lake Erie, and its amusement park was modeled on Coney Island.

The park's slogan was nothing to depress or demoralize.

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