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Twisted 2s #71 Jennifer June Gibbons & Girl In The Cornfield

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Scary Mysteries

News, Society & Culture, Documentary

4.61.2K Ratings

🗓️ 18 September 2019

⏱️ 9 minutes

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Summary

Jennifer & June Gibbons and Girl in the CornfieldTales of hauntings, murder and scary mysteries. Every week Twisted Two's dives into a pair of uniquely terrifying true stories that are worthy of a more in depth look. For this week, we focus on the strange relationship between a pair of twins twins and the murder mystery of the Girl in the Cornfield. Get ready for Scary Mysteries, Twisted Two’s.#1 Jennifer and June Gibbons Known as “The Silent Twins,” the tale of Jennifer and June Gibbons is a unique one. Born in 1963 to Caribbean immigrants, they were identical twins who were practically inseparable. Shortly after being born in Yemen, the family moved to Haverfordwest, Wales. #2 Girl in the CornfieldOn November 10, 1979, a farmer looking out saw something red in his cornfield. Thinking he caught a trespasser, he went to investigate it. But as he approached, he found the remains of an unidentified female sprawled across his cornfield in Caledonia, New York. The girl had a petite frame. She was found wearing tan corduroy jeans and a red men’s windbreaker jacket. A popular vending machine keychain was hanging on her belt loop and she was wearing a simple necklace. Police found out she was shot twice, once over her right eye, dragged to the cornfield and then shot again in the back. There were no signs of sexual abuse However, there were indications the killer took time to remove identifying marks on her before dumping the remains.Support the show Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Scary Mysteries, Twisted Two's, Jennifer and June Gibbons and Girl in the Cornfield.

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Tales of hauntings, murder and scary mysteries.

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Every week, Twisted Tews dives into a pair of uniquely terrifying true stories

0:20.4

that are worthy of a more in-depth look. For this week we focus on the

0:24.0

strange relationship between a pair of twins and the murder mystery of the girl

0:28.3

and the cornfield. Get ready for scary mysteries twisted twos. Number one, Jennifer and June Gibbons.

0:40.0

Known as the silent twins, the tale of Jennifer and June Gibbons is a unique one.

0:46.0

Born in 1963 to Caribbean immigrants, there were identical twins who were practically inseparable. Shortly after being born in Yemen, the family

0:56.2

moved to Haverford West Wales. Being the only black children at school made the girls a target for bullying forcing them to become

1:04.9

more attached to one another as they steered clear from other children.

1:09.8

Speaking in their B evolved and

1:15.0

evolved and soon it was unintelligible to other people.

1:19.0

After a long time living like this they stopped speaking to everybody else altogether, with the exception of their sister Rose.

1:26.0

Once the girls turned 14, they met with therapists hoping to get them to break their silence.

1:32.0

People also tried separating them, but instead of thriving,

1:35.9

the girls became catatonic. There was no choice but to reunite them, and for years the

1:41.7

two isolated themselves inside their bedrooms.

1:44.8

They wrote in their diaries all the time and created elaborate plays, short stories and soap operas,

1:50.4

often recording them on tapes and giving those to their sister.

1:54.0

In 1979, they took a mail-order creative writing course

1:58.0

and began writing more elaborate short stories.

2:01.0

But these stories were violent and alarming.

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