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Villisca Axe Murder House By Hope Husemann

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Villisca Axe Murder House
By. Hope Husemann
On a Sunday morning, the Moore family left their house to head to church. Once they got home from church some unusual things happened when they were sleeping. This is an important part of the topic because this is what mainly happened in this mystery. The man who owned the house was J.B Moore.

Next, so all the doors were locked once everyone left the house. Nobody unlocked the door before they left the house. Studies show that all the murders happened between midnight and 5am with an axe. The murder was June 10th 1912. The Moore family included two adults and six kids brutally murdered in there beds. The family’s heads were found crushed in their beds the next morning. There neighbor Mary Peckham …show more content…

All the others were bashed with the dull side. The rest got bashed were there skulls were crushed. The day the murder happened nobody knew it happened so their neighbor Mary went to knock on there door. When nobody answered she went and let their chickens out of there pin she also called Joshia’s brother. He knocked on the door and shouted but no response so he had a house key. When he got in the house he went to the guest room first and that is when he saw Lena and Ina bodys on the floor. He immediately told Mary to call the …show more content…

So, they just thought about what body looks like it has been sitting there in their bed for awhile. Well, the police wanna say Joshia B. Moore he was 43 years old but people called him Joe which was the father got murdered first he was the worst of them all. Then they wanna say that it was the mother Sarah Moore she was 39 years old. Next, they said all the child were murdered the son Herman Moore he was 11 years old. Second, Katherina Moore she was 10 years old, Boyd Moore which was 7 years old, and Paul Moore he was the youngest out of everyone which he was 5 years old. Then it was the two Stillinger girls which were just guest staying at the Moores place. Lena who was 12 years old the oldest out of all the children. Then last went Ina she was 8 years old. The suspect’s of this murder were Frank F. Jones, William Mansfield, Henry lee Moore, Andy Sawyer, George Kelly. Well that is how our murder went… don’t you think that is kinda

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