Gruesome 1930s Head & Hands Murder - 4 men's executions, woman’s descent into madness
On June 27, 1936, three young men were taking a dunk in a lake close Carrollton, Ky., when they saw countless fluttering around a solid filled box two feet underneath the surface. They began to lift the case out of the water, yet dropped it and rushed to the sheriff when they saw a human hand standing out of the solid. Inside, agents discovered two hands and a man's head, which drove the case to wind up noticeably known as the "Head and Hands Murder." The crate gave missing bits of a bewilder that had begun two weeks sooner when a Kentucky rancher saw wicked garbage and a hatchet along a stream. After seven days, the headless, handless body of a man, around 300 pounds and 60 years of age, turned up in a course about 20 miles from Carrollton. Received Calif. high schooler persuades sweetheart to execute guardians in 1975 Dental work and a scar under the correct eye prompted his personality — Capt. Harry Miller, 62. He had resigned from the C...