Skooky Things Season 2 Episode 5: The Razor blade Crimes that were not true
For the most part, the annual check of Halloween candy is based on urban legends that have persisted for decades.
For the most part, the annual check of Halloween candy is based on urban legends that have persisted for decades.
On Tuesday, September 18, 1990, various news sources began reporting on the murder of Ashland priest Father Leo Heineman..
His case made history and is still being discussed today.
In early April, 1925, a flock of crows attracted the hikers to a small clearing where they discovered the horrific sight. The charred remains of a corpse on the Gordon mountain.
The eve of election day, November 5, 1934, a political feud in the coal mining town erupted into violence. Five died, and dozens were injured in an event that would forever become known as the “Kelayres Massacre.”
Major He-Man inspired insults were being hurled back during the Reagan 80s..
A step back in time
Every year, without a beat, we know it’s the Halloween season when we see the local vacant store front get its Spirit Halloween sign!
David Wellington Reed was a 13-year-old boy in the seventh grade at Schuylkill Haven Area Middle School.. Born January 17, 1972, Reed assumed national; attention when he murdered in 1985.. His death was one of milk cartons of the 80s.. his crime was solved decades later.