Hi friends, how are you today? I hope you're having a wonderful day so far. My name is Bailey

Sarian and today is Monday, which means it's murder, mystery, and makeup Monday. Hello, we're

if you are new here, hi, my name is Bailey Sarian and on Mondays I sit down and I talk about true

crime story that's been heavy on my noggin and I do my makeup at the same time, but this time we're

going to be talking about some Halloween stories while I get ready for a Halloween party that I was

not invited to. Awesome, so I will stop rambling and let's get right into it. So the year is 1966,

a small town situated on the Ohio River is a place called Point Pleasant, West Virginia.

This town called Point Pleasant in West Virginia, like I had just said, had a population of about

5,000 people at this time. It seemed like everybody kind of knew each other. I mean a lot of the people

were very close knit, so it was said. And many of the people of the community, you know, they just

really stuck to themselves, minded their own business, there wasn't much crime going on,

it just kind of existed. Which is a good thing, right? It's called Point Pleasant, they have to live

up to that. My eyebrow looks really bad. Most of the people in the community really stayed out of

trouble. There was a low crime, simple, simple place, Point Pleasant. I've always secretly wondered

what it's like to grow up in a small town where everybody seems to know each other or like, I don't

know, everyone knows each other's business, like what's that like? Yeah, spill the deeds. I think

if my mind it would be fun, but at the same time if you're trying to be different, it's probably not

fun, but whatever. So in November of 1966, a man by the name of Roger Scarberry was driving just

just a couple miles up from Point Pleasant. In the car with Roger was his wife, Linda, their friend

Steve, Mary, and then their cousin, Lonnie. So they were all pretty familiar with the area,

and they were near the Maclintic Wildlife Management Area. And this was a nature preserve that had

housed the West Virginia ordinance works, which was like a hidden TNT factory from World War II.

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