Bethel was a great little town, just a small town.

Deep in America's heartland and a tucked away, rural, Ohio town and alarm went out in

the middle of the night.

It was the weekend of July 4, 1981, and the massive farmhouse of a wealthy family was on

fire and burning to the ground.

The flanger everywhere.

I mean, they're everywhere.

All four residents inside were dead, and not a single person died from the flames or smoke.

So the question becomes, what killed them?

And more importantly, who?

For something like this to happen in a town where everybody leaves their doors, you know,

unlocked, where everybody kind of knows each other.

People are still, they still talk about it.

I'm Emuelian Phelps, an investigative journalist and New York Times best selling true crime

author.

This season, I'm not chasing a missing person's flier.

I'm chasing a wanted poster.

Newmer's homicides I've investigated.

I've probably spoken to three psychopass, and he's one of them.

You'll hear conversations with those closest to the victims.

My brother says, Carol something's up.

There is too much blood.

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