Listeners, we're thrilled to team up with Carter and Wendy from solved murders this week to revisit one of the most infamous crimes in history.

What exactly happened to 10-year-old Grace Bud?

And who was the

were wolf of Wisteria.

We'll be back next week with brand new episodes of serial

killers, but in the meantime, enjoy.

Due to the graphic nature of this murder case, listener discretion is advised.

This episode includes discussions of violence, child murder, and cannibalism.

We advise extreme caution for children under 13.

The ride from the Bronx to Westchester, New York didn't take long, but it was enough to make the passengers restless.

Some practically leapt to their feet the second the train stopped.

People bustled around the car,

fiddling with their luggage, straightening their suits,

and dawning their hats.

If any of them noticed 10-year-old Grace Bud at all,

they likely just smiled at her.

She looked radiant in her communion dress, the perfect attire for such a pleasant Sunday afternoon.

A thin man who looked like her grandfather stepped off the train first.

He beckoned to Grace encouraging her to jump into his arms.

Instead she turned around and ran back to her seat. The thin man's face fell for a moment, then

perked up again when Grace returned. She was carrying a package he'd forgotten. He grabbed the bundle, tucked it under his arm, and took Grace's hand.

He led the little girl away from the station in short soft strides.

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