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Travel restrictions and season season season. Some crimes are so heartbreaking or shocking

that they earn the label crime of the century. But the stories that made headlines in decades past

aren't necessarily remembered today. I'm Amber Hunt, a journalist and author. And in each episode

of this show, I'll examine a case that's maybe lesser known today, but was huge when it happened.

This is crimes of the centuries.

The carnage was like nothing the people of spring green was constant had ever seen.

Mutilated and burned bodies were strewn across the property. Some of the victims were still alive, more solicitly so.

They emitted inhuman groans their forms barely recognizable as people anymore. Most would eventually die,

though for an unfortunate few, that release for Magni would take days.

The neighbors who had arrived when they'd heard there was trouble searched the property for a culprit but found none.

So a good number of them broke off to search the fields and forest nearby. Eventually someone thought to look in the home's furnace

where they discovered a man covered in blood, hiding. He too was moaning, having gulp down myriotic acid in a suicide attempt.

With the arrest of that man, Julian Carlton, the mystery of who killed seven people inside of famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright's home was quickly resolved.

But another question would linger for more than 100 years. Why did he do it?

I can't imagine anyone who hasn't at least peripherally heard the name Frank Lloyd Wright, and yet this horrific chapter of his life has largely been forgotten.

Wright is considered one of America's most prestigious and influential architects. He had likely been born with a different middle name, Lincoln honoring his father's side of the family,

but he had good reason to want to shed reminders of his old man.

William Kerry Wright had been a fine father until he up and left. He was a musician, composer, preacher, and lawyer who married Anna Lloyd Jones around 1866.

The couple had three children, of which Wright was born first. Some biographies give his year of birth as 1869, but in reality it was June 8th, 1867.

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