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**James Tedford and the Bennington Triangle**
 
James Tedford's mysterious disappearance in 1949 has baffled historians and paranormal enthusiasts for decades. On a chilly December evening, Tedford boarded a bus bound for Bennington, Vermont, a region notorious for its strange and eerie happenings, now known as the Bennington Triangle. Witnesses confirmed his presence on the bus throughout the journey, yet when the vehicle reached its destination, Tedford had vanished without a trace—leaving behind only his luggage and a timetable. Despite an extensive search, no evidence was ever found to explain his disappearance. The case remains unsolved, and Tedford's fate is one of the many unsettling mysteries of the Bennington Triangle, a place that seems to swallow people whole without a clue or warning.
 
**Jesse Pomeroy: The Red Devil**
 
In the late 19th century, Boston was gripped by terror as news spread of a young boy with a taste for violence. Jesse Pomeroy, just 14 years old, earned the grim nickname "The Red Devil" after a series of brutal assaults on younger children. Despite his age, Pomeroy's crimes were horrifyingly sadistic, culminating in the murder of two children. His chilling lack of remorse and cold, calculating nature shocked the public and the press, who could not comprehend how a child could harbor such darkness. After his arrest, Pomeroy was convicted and sentenced to life in solitary confinement, where he remained for over 40 years. His story remains one of the most infamous tales of juvenile criminality in American history, a haunting reminder of the evil that can lurk in even the youngest of souls.

This mysterious True Crime Story is of two girls that create a world where they are omnipotent and they are the end all be all with all their creations. This is a true story on the creators of the fourth world and the absolute Danger they release to the ones closest to them.

In this bizarre true crime and forgotten hosiery story, Elmer McCurdy was an outlaw whose life ended in a hail of bullets, but his story didn’t end there. After his death in 1911, McCurdy’s body embarked on a bizarre, decades-long journey that saw him transformed into a sideshow attraction, mummified, and displayed across America. From carnival exhibits to a shocking discovery in a Hollywood funhouse, McCurdy’s posthumous adventures are stranger than fiction and a haunting reminder of how history can take unexpected turns. True Crime Podcast, Strange but true, strange, dark, mysterious, postmortem mystery

This is the true crime story of the real man Mike Myers - Stanley Stiers. Which was the inspiration for the "Halloween" movie Franchise . Enjoy and Check out my youtube Mr. E Files to watch my HUNDREDS of Stories, Cheers.