Iowa Serial Killer?
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Crap. my hometown is on 34, and our house is like 3 blocks south of it. I'm not safe.
It was never much but they've been hit really hard the last decade or so with natural disasters. A tornado took half the town out and then the '19 floods came right up to their doorsteps.
In a valley, 100ft down a well.
Its gonna be a huge job to dig this out.
You just dont willy nilly dig that in afternoon.
Its gonna be a huge job to dig this out.
You just dont willy nilly dig that in afternoon.
Not with that attitude!
I live in Norwalk also... I had no clue about the second one with the 2 infants. The Richard Forsyth murders is just disgusting.I live in Norwalk Iowa and we have some serious strange case on two different Murders. The Richard Forsythe murders where he killed his whole family. 7 in total and. Then a lady who probably killed her two kids and got away with it and still lives in Norwalk. Her name is Teri Lass. Here are both things . Pretty crazy stuff for a town that at the time had around 4-5K population
Six Killed, One Critically Wounded in Apparent Domestic Dispute
NORWALK, Iowa (AP) _ Neighbors watched as a couple's marriage began falling apart after one of their children died in an accident. Three years later, they watched authorities investigate a shooting that left six dead and one wounded. Mary Jolene Forsyth, 39, her son Brian, 18, and...apnews.com
Tamara Lass
10-day-old Tamara Lass of Norwalk was found dead March 1, 1988 and her cause of death ruled undetermined. Her 6-day-old brother was murdered 4 years later.iowacoldcases.org
The house where it happened has been on the market several times since I've moved to town in 2008. I'll ride by it on my intown bike route and it's creepy as hell in the dark.
Then the added rumor about the brother of the non family member that was killed, was going to come back in 2013 on the 20th anniversary and kill someone.
Norwalk has had some weird murder cases over the last 30 year.
A killing in the park near the old train car. Think they ruled it accidental death.
Stabbing death a few weeks back. Suspect was apprehended.
Arlys Ponce stabbing death in 1997
Bill and Kay Wood who were murdered and house burned down 2011
There were ISU connections with this one.
https://www.nbcnews.com/dateline/video/sneak-peek-the-shadow-522459203975
https://www.nbcnews.com/dateline/video/sneak-peek-the-shadow-522459203975
Forsyth was and always will be a big piece of **** … rot in hell *******.I live in Norwalk Iowa and we have some serious strange case on two different Murders. The Richard Forsythe murders where he killed his whole family. 7 in total and. Then a lady who probably killed her two kids and got away with it and still lives in Norwalk. Her name is Teri Lass. Here are both things . Pretty crazy stuff for a town that at the time had around 4-5K population
Six Killed, One Critically Wounded in Apparent Domestic Dispute
NORWALK, Iowa (AP) _ Neighbors watched as a couple's marriage began falling apart after one of their children died in an accident. Three years later, they watched authorities investigate a shooting that left six dead and one wounded. Mary Jolene Forsyth, 39, her son Brian, 18, and...
Tamara Lass
10-day-old Tamara Lass of Norwalk was found dead March 1, 1988 and her cause of death ruled undetermined. Her 6-day-old brother was murdered 4 years later.
I am friends with the woods family and had been at that house several times growing up. Helped search for them a few days. Just sad. The infant ones still blow my mind. Everyone knows she murdered those kids and she still lives in town
There are massive amounts of missing people every year that are never found, and if they're down on their luck, there's probably not a lot of people looking for them either.
Most solved murder cases are ones where the murderer was an acquaintance of the victim. If that's not the case, they investigate for a while, and if they don't find any leads, it goes on the pile until they stumble across more information (unless the family and press is applying active pressure to keep it going).
A Fremont County law enforcement guy was on the Omaha News, and it struck me that he wasn't much interested in doing his job.
