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On the night of June 9–10, 1912, the quiet farming town of Villisca, Iowa, became the scene of one of America’s most infamous unsolved murders. Josiah Moore, his wife Sarah, and their four children Herman (11), Katherine (10), Boyd (7), and Paul (5) attended a church event that evening along with two neighbor girls, Lena (12) and Ina Stillinger (8), who were invited to spend the night at the Moore home. Sometime after midnight, an intruder entered the modest white frame house and murdered all eight occupants with Josiah’s own axe. Most victims were k¡lled while sleeping; the killer used the blunt end of the axe for most of the blows. The following morning, neighbor Mary Peckham became concerned when she noticed the usually active household was unusually quiet and the curtains drawn. After knocking with no response, she contacted Josiah’s brother Ross Moore, who unlocked the house and made the grisly discovery. Inside, every bed contained victims, mirrors and reflective surfaces had been covered with cloths, and the curtains were closed. The axe was left in the guest room where the Stillinger girls had slept. Investigators believed the k¡ller had hidden in the attic before the family returned from church. The murd3rer systematically killed the adults first Josiah receiving the most severe blows, nearly decapitating him before moving on to the children and finally the visiting Stillinger sisters. Lena Stillinger showed signs of being awake during the attack and had defensive wounds, suggesting she was the only one to resist. The covering of mirrors, locking of doors, and draping of windows indicated an unusual level of calm and control from the perpetrator. Over the years, several suspects were investigated. These included Frank F. Jones, a wealthy local businessman and state senator who allegedly had business and personal grudges against Josiah; Reverend George Kelly, a traveling preacher with a disturbing fascination for young girls and the murders themselves, who even confessed at one point before recanting; and William Mansfield, a suspected serial killer connected to other axe murders. However, witness statements, conflicting evidence, and poor early 20th-century forensic methods meant no solid conviction was ever achieved. The crime shocked the rural town and drew national attention. The brutality of the murd3rs, the lack of a clear motive, and the failure to secure a conviction left the community uneasy for years. Rumors circulated about political cover-ups, wandering k¡llers, and personal vendettas. Despite multiple grand jury hearings, the case eventually went cold, becoming one of the most enduring mysteries in Iowa’s history. More than a century later, the Moore house still stands preserved much as it was in 1912. It has become both a historic landmark and a destination for true crime enthusiasts and paranormal investigators, many of whom claim to experience strange occurrences inside. The Villisca Axe Murd3rs remain a chilling reminder of a time when forensic science was in its infancy and justice could easily slip through the cracks. The unanswered questions ensure the case continues to fascinate historians, crime writers, and ghost hunters alike. #villiscaaxehouse #truecrime #fyp #truecrimetiktok #foryoupageOn The Night Of June Sound Effects Free Download. Sound Effects Downloader To Help You Download The Highest Quality On The Night Of June Sound Effects Free Download For TikTok Videos. You Just Search Sound Effects And Download.