Real life stories that scared you when you were young...

I am sure that there are people being held captive against their will right now as we speak. That is disturbing to me.

I think when that Castro guy up in Cleveland got caught with 3 girls in his house for 10 years, that it gave a bunch of wackos the idea that it would be great to have a girl or two tied up in your house for sex whenever you wanted it. You know it did.

Creepy, .. but I bet Castro was not the only one.
 
I am sure that there are people being held captive against their will right now as we speak. That is disturbing to me.

I think when that Castro guy up in Cleveland got caught with 3 girls in his house for 10 years, that it gave a bunch of wackos the idea that it would be great to have a girl or two tied up in your house for sex whenever you wanted it. You know it did.

Creepy, .. but I bet Castro was not the only one.

I hear you there and I don't think there's any question that more of that type of monster is still out there.
 
I am sure that there are people being held captive against their will right now as we speak. That is disturbing to me.

I think when that Castro guy up in Cleveland got caught with 3 girls in his house for 10 years, that it gave a bunch of wackos the idea that it would be great to have a girl or two tied up in your house for sex whenever you wanted it. You know it did.

Creepy, .. but I bet Castro was not the only one.

Unfortunately that type of situation has been around for a long time and most of those women don't escape.
 
Bernard Hatch is doing life in jail in upstate NY for dragging a lady behind his vehicle for 9 miles. There was nothing left of her. This was in the early 70's and I recall my parents talking about it and when I chimed in, they stopped talking. This happened about 7 miles from our camp. He is in Auburn Correctional facility now and is now In his 70's. He had several other girlfriends simply disappear and one of his girlfriends children simply disappeared, never to be seen again and they are thought to also be victims of Hatch. He worked at a gas station 5 miles from my house.
 
Bernard Hatch is doing life in jail in upstate NY for dragging a lady behind his vehicle for 9 miles. There was nothing left of her. This was in the early 70's and I recall my parents talking about it and when I chimed in, they stopped talking. This happened about 7 miles from our camp. He is in Auburn Correctional facility now and is now In his 70's. He had several other girlfriends simply disappear and one of his girlfriends children simply disappeared, never to be seen again and they are thought to also be victims of Hatch. He worked at a gas station 5 miles from my house.

whoa
 
Bernard Hatch is doing life in jail in upstate NY for dragging a lady behind his vehicle for 9 miles. There was nothing left of her. This was in the early 70's and I recall my parents talking about it and when I chimed in, they stopped talking. This happened about 7 miles from our camp. He is in Auburn Correctional facility now and is now In his 70's. He had several other girlfriends simply disappear and one of his girlfriends children simply disappeared, never to be seen again and they are thought to also be victims of Hatch. He worked at a gas station 5 miles from my house.

You mentioned your camp Sarge and that reminded me of one more incident that struck a nerve with me at the time...

On November 18, 1973 a guy by the name of George Fizsimmons murdered his elderly aunt and uncle in Roulette, PA, which wasn't far from my grandparents camp. He was a nutty guy and thought his aunt and uncle were trying to poison him, so he knifed them. After he did it, he drove to Buffalo, NY and turned himself in.

That shook the entire area.

That in itself was bad, but as my grandfather told me the story, it got much worse...

You see in 1969 George Fitzsimmons got into an argument with his parents (while living in the Buffalo area) and killed both of them using karate chops. Yes, karate chops.

After being labeled a kook, he was put in a local mental hospital and was inexplicably let free in 1973. In less than three years, the doors of the hospital swung open for Fitzsimmons. A panel of doctors declared him "no longer a danger to himself or others."

He then went to live with his aunt and uncle in tiny Roulette, PA.

Needless to say, for several days after that I thought George Fitzsimmons was lurking behind every corner waiting to karate chop me to death!

F. Lee Bailey ended up representing Fizsimmons in court after the last set of murders.

Fitzsimmons ended up dying of cancer in prison in 1999.
 
First real to hit home was a girl scout selling cookies found dead a few towns over from me.
They found the person who did it.
I cound never drive by the street without looking down it.
 
Unfortunately that type of situation has been around for a long time and most of those women don't escape.

I ride my motorcycle on many many rural back roads, .. I see old buildings, barns, big sheds, etc. that almost look like they would be perfect to hold someone against their will in and nobody could hear them or would know. No windows, weird stuff.

If Castro's house was in a rural setting nobody would have ever known.
 
School shooting in my high school. I was at college but my sister was there. 0 information being released and not a clue whether anybody was hurt or not.
 
You mentioned your camp Sarge and that reminded me of one more incident that struck a nerve with me at the time...

On November 18, 1973 a guy by the name of George Fizsimmons murdered his elderly aunt and uncle in Roulette, PA, which wasn't far from my grandparents camp. He was a nutty guy and thought his aunt and uncle were trying to poison him, so he knifed them. After he did it, he drove to Buffalo, NY and turned himself in.

That shook the entire area.

That in itself was bad, but as my grandfather told me the story, it got much worse...

You see in 1969 George Fitzsimmons got into an argument with his parents (while living in the Buffalo area) and killed both of them using karate chops. Yes, karate chops.

After being labeled a kook, he was put in a local mental hospital and was inexplicably let free in 1973. In less than three years, the doors of the hospital swung open for Fitzsimmons. A panel of doctors declared him "no longer a danger to himself or others."

He then went to live with his aunt and uncle in tiny Roulette, PA.

Needless to say, for several days after that I thought George Fitzsimmons was lurking behind every corner waiting to karate chop me to death!

F. Lee Bailey ended up representing Fizsimmons in court after the last set of murders.

Fitzsimmons ended up dying of cancer in prison in 1999.

Wow! How the hell they let him out is as scary as anything.
 

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