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Picture this. A quiet, peaceful town in Iowa, its streets lined with humble homes,

the kind of place where nothing ever seems out of the ordinary. But one summer night in 1912,

that piece was shattered in the most horrifying way imaginable.

The Moore family, six members, including four children, along with two house guests, were brutally murdered in their sleep.

The weapon? An axe? The crime scene? Distervingly calm. The killer? Never found, but the horrors of that night didn't end

there. Over the years, the Viliska Axe murder house where the massacre took place became more

than just a grim piece of history. It became a notorious sight of paranormal activity.

From ghostly whispers to shadowy figures in the windows,

those who have dared to visit claim they felt the lingering presence of the murdered family.

Some say the house is haunted,

while others argue that the place is nothing more than a dark piece of Iowa folklore.

On this episode, we explore the chilling history of the Valiska Axe Murder House, its unsolved mystery,

and the strange paranormal events that have kept it alive in the public imagination.

Are the spirits of the victims still trapped in the house, forever

reliving their final moments? Or is there something far more sinister at play? Let's dive in and

see where the facts lead us. I'm Tony Bruske. Let's dig in. The year was 1912, and Valiska, Iowa was a sleepy town. Nestled in the southwest

corner of the state, this tight-knit community of around 2,500 people had no inkling that it was

about to become the site of one of the most gruesome and mysterious murders in American history.

On the evening of June 9th, the Moore family, Josiah, Sarah, and their four children

welcomed two house guests into their home.

Lena and Inna Stillinger, two sisters from a nearby family.

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