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Easter Sunday 1990, a couple playing license plate games on a back road in Michigan, an aggressive driver in a beat-up van, and a bloody sheet at an abandoned schoolhouse.

What Ray and Marie Thornton saw that day would help solve a murder, launch a nationwide

manhunt, and eventually inspire one of the 2000's biggest horror films.

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road of southern Michigan, close to the Indiana border.

It was their way of decompressing, getting away from work, stress, and the chaos of raising kids.

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Totally wholesome, totally normal, especially in a time before we all had the internet.

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