On America's East Coast, there's a small town in the state of Maine called Newry.

Although it's a beautiful community, most fellow Americans have never even heard of it.

The population of Newry in 2010 was a whopping 329.

It's a place where a whole lot of nothing happens,

especially crime.

And in this small town tucked away in the woods

is the black bear bed and breakfast.

From the outside, this quaint B&B

looks like a warm and welcoming place to stay.

The building itself is a 130 year old farmhouse coated with white paint decorated with

maroon shutters, covered with lots of windows, a red roof, and inside of the house

there are seven spacious rooms. It's cozy somewhere

anyone would love to stay if they wanted to get away for the weekend. But one thing

you would never imagine while looking at this bed and breakfast is that one of the

most heinous massacres in Maine's history took place right here.

This is the story of the Black Bear Bed and Breakfast Massacre and you're listening to Murder in America. Oh, Oh, you know, you.

You know, you, New Remain is a small town with a short and rather unremarkable history.

The area was home to settlers in the late 1700s, but it wasn't until 1805 when Newry was incorporated as an official community recognized by the United States government.

There isn't much history to be found in the town, save for a famous plane crash crash and really the area is known for having some pretty beautiful scenery.

But on the outskirts of town tucked away down a long dark winding road sits the black bear bed and breakfast and 2006, the history of Newry was about to get a lot darker.

The owner of the Black Bear Inn is a 65-year-old woman named Julie Bullard, and she's been in the

bed and breakfast industry for years.

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