The Scary Mysteries, Twisted Two's The Witch Elm and Black Dahlia Confessions.

Tales of Haunting's Murder and Sc mysteries. Every week twisted twos dives into a pair of uniquely terrifying true stories that are worthy of a more in-depth look.

For this week we focus on a bizarre story about a tree and the horrifying murder of the Black Dahlia and the confessions that came after.

Get ready for scary mysteries twisted twos.

Number one, the witch elm.

It was 1943 when four boys from Hagleywood, England came across a large witch-eum tree

at the Hagley estate which was owned by Lord Cobham.

One of the boys, Bob Farmer, decided to climb the large tree to check for birds' nests.

Once near the top, he looked down at the hollow trunk below him and saw a skull.

Initially, he thought it was animal bones, but when he pulled it out to get a closer look,

there was no denying it was a human skull.

Because they were trespassing, the boys decided to place the skull back and keep the discovery a secret.

However, the youngest of the four, Thomas Willets felt uneasy about what they found and

decided to tell his parents who then interned and formed police.

Authorities checked the tree trunk and found

the skull but also discovered an almost complete skeleton intact. They also found a shoe,

a wedding band, and clothing fragments, some distance away from the witch-almed tree were remnants of a severed hand belonging to the victim as well.

When the remains were examined closer, it was determined they were from a female who died about 18 months prior.

She was approximately 35 years old with light-colored hair and stood at about 5 feet

tall. They placed the time of death as somewhere around October of

1941 and determined she must have given birth in the past as well. Further

investigation also revealed that she had a piece of tephed a silk inside her mouth,

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