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University of Indianapolis labors to solve a 100-year-old murder mystery, the time for Belle Gunness to reveal herself has arrived.
Following the excavation of Gunness’ unmarked grave in Forest Home Cemetery in November, Andrea Simmons and other researchers from the university returned to Forest Park last week looking for her children. Gunness, one of the Midwest’s most notorious serial killers, is believed to have set fire to her La Porte, Ind., home killing herself and her three young children a century ago as public suspicion mounted that Gunness might have been a murderer.
Investigators at Gunness’ farmhouse would eventually discover dozens of bodies buried on the property.
The decapitated remains of Gunness and her three children were found in the basement of the home, but poor forensics at the time helped fuel rumors that Gunness staged her death and escaped to California.
The May 13 excavation of three graves belonging to Phillip, Lucy and Myrtle, ages 5, 9 and 11, was prompted by the discovery of the partial remains of two children mixed in with the bones believed to be Gunness’. The children’s remains were much better preserved than those of the adult female, according to Simmons, and could yield interesting clues. Researchers too, found several bones from an adult skeleton in Myrtle’s casket and simple comparisons to the skeleton exhumed in November should determine whether they match.
Should that prove unsuccessful, the materials will likely be sent to Texas where a more sophisticated lab has expressed an interest in the case. Disclaimer: All rights to the music used belong to their respective owners. I do not claim ownership over any third-party content used. Fair Use Notice: This video may contain copyrighted material, the use of which has not always been specifically authorized by the copyright owner.
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University of Indianapolis labors to solve a 100-year-old murder mystery, the time for Belle Gunness to reveal herself has arrived.
Following the excavation of Gunness’ unmarked grave in Forest Home Cemetery in November, Andrea Simmons and other researchers from the university returned to Forest Park last week looking for her children. Gunness, one of the Midwest’s most notorious serial killers, is believed to have set fire to her La Porte, Ind., home killing herself and her three young children a century ago as public suspicion mounted that Gunness might have been a murderer.
Investigators at Gunness’ farmhouse would eventually discover dozens of bodies buried on the property.
The decapitated remains of Gunness and her three children were found in the basement of the home, but poor forensics at the time helped fuel rumors that Gunness staged her death and escaped to California.
The May 13 excavation of three graves belonging to Phillip, Lucy and Myrtle, ages 5, 9 and 11, was prompted by the discovery of the partial remains of two children mixed in with the bones believed to be Gunness’. The children’s remains were much better preserved than those of the adult female, according to Simmons, and could yield interesting clues. Researchers too, found several bones from an adult skeleton in Myrtle’s casket and simple comparisons to the skeleton exhumed in November should determine whether they match.
Should that prove unsuccessful, the materials will likely be sent to Texas where a more sophisticated lab has expressed an interest in the case. Disclaimer: All rights to the music used belong to their respective owners. I do not claim ownership over any third-party content used. Fair Use Notice: This video may contain copyrighted material, the use of which has not always been specifically authorized by the copyright owner.
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