Be the first to contribute! In 1894, the railroad re-billed itself as TheBennington-Woodford Electric Railroad and the town reinvented itself as a tourist destination, using the railroad as a way to bring tourists up into South Glastenbury. All That's Interesting is a Brooklyn-based digital publisher that seeks out stories that illuminate the past, present, and future. Bennington Triangle Circulated photograph of Paula Jean Welden; clipping from missing persons flyers. All Thats Interesting Even after this exhaustive search, many locals believed that the knowledgeable woodsman would be able to survive and would soon resurface in town. Triangles: Horrible to figure out using math, horrible to find in real life. The frightened passengers could only see a pair of eyes before the monster roared and ran into the forest. The Bennington Triangle is believed to be at the source of the mysterious cases. "We're really trying to tell the accurate story of the area, and these unusual reports -- what's actually happened as far as these reports are concerned," said Nick Smith, founder and director of Crypto Paranormal Investigations. GLASTENBURY -- A team of paranormal investigators hiked into Glastenbury over the weekend to survey the area known as the "Bennington Triangle." Provided that they ever make it out safely, the group will use the experience along with any found phenomena in a hourlong documentary that will explore Glastenbury's rich and varied folklore. No trace of Langer was found during the search. According to one story, bloodhounds tracked the boy to a local highway where, according to local legend, Welden had disappeared four years earlier.[3]. A $5,000 reward was even offered! Followers of folklore and aficionados of the paranormal are likely familiar with the Bermuda Triangle and perhaps even southeastern Massachusetts Bridgewater Triangle. The dog was able to pick up his scent but abruptly lost the trail at a nearby crossroads, suggesting a possible abduction by a motorist. Maybe. But one place really stood out to me. But depending on a finite resource eventually created the end of the charcoal and logging industry and the mountains were logged until nothing larger than a sapling remained on the slopes. UVM Archives and The Landscape Change Program, Glastenbury, History of a Vermont ghost town, UVM archives The Landscape Change Program, UVM Archives and the Landscape Change Program, Shunpiking to Lewis, Vermont. The first one to disappear was 74 year oldMiddie Rivers. At this point, the horses were going wild, which was spooking the driver. The town of Glastenbury was charted in 1761 by land grabbing Benning Wentworth, governor of New Hampshire. The police during that time were not familiar with serial killers or how they operated, so even if it was the work of such a killer, the facts would have gone undocumented. Reports from Glastenbury over the years have run the gamut from suspicious to incredulous, and have included aforementioned UFO and bigfoot sightings, Indian burial ground rumors, and also many, many disappearances. Beforehand, the director of the Queens, N.Y.-based team said that he did not expect to capture any paranormal evidence. Like Paula Welden, Paul was wearing a red jacket, so he should have been easy to spot, but Mrs. Jepson couldnt find him anywhere. Others believe that the burst of missing persons between 1945 and 1950 may have been the work of a serial killer. Jepson was playing in Benningtons cab of a pickup truck when his mother left him briefly to tend to her pigs. She was easy to spot, because of her bright red coat. Because South Glastenbury sat at the confluent oftwo different branches of Bolles Brook, where the headwaters met and began their descent down the mountains, the small village became known as The Forks. Despite the large turnout, numerous aircraft utilized, and variety of assisting law enforcement departments, no clues to her fate were ever discovered. After this look at the mysterious disappearances of Bennington Triangle and Glastenbury Mountain, have a look at some baffling mysteries thatll keep you up at night as well as some haunting unsolved murders. This was further popularized in two books, including Shadow Child, in which Citro devoted chapters to discussion of these disappearances and various items of folklore surrounding the area. The stretch of woodlands aroundGlastenbury Mountain includes the towns ofBennington, Woodford, and Shaftsbury, as well as the ghost towns of Somerset and Glastenbury. "Real paranormal activity seems fairly rare," said Smith in the days leading up to the investigation. One day, Rivers led four hunters up onto the mountain. They now knew that John had to have been moved. To make things far stranger, gas station attendants in Arlington were baffled that a thunderstorm especially one of that magnitude had passed through the area without them noticing it. Wentworth was quite the character granting as many towns in then unestablished Vermont as he could, with the intention to provocativelychallenge New York, which also claimed the same land. They had heard about the disappearances and shrugged it off asout of controltall tales. Andy ArthurVermont Route 7, north of Glastenbury. The 53-year-old Langer, along with her cousin, Herbert Elsner, left their family campsite near the Somerset Reservoir to go on a hike. anabundanceofsheep 6 yr. ago. Rivers, who knew the area well, was leading a party of four hunters in the area of Hell Hollow in the southwest woods of Glastenbury. As recently as 2003, Winooski resident Ray Dufresne saw something peculiar on his drive down Route 7, near Glastenbury. As for me, Im one of the skeptics. Paul had mentioned that he had aninexplicable yen to go into the mountains lately. But Glastenbury is perplexing and complex, and something I found a little difficult to write about, mostly because there was so much information to take in. Be the first to contribute! TheBennington Bannerpicked up on the story, and raised a disturbing question: How did Langer disappear completely in an area she was so familiar with? Glastenbury seems to yield aprolific Google search, but despite the hits, the information about the vanished community is vague at best, with much that seems to becopied and pasted from one website to the next. Vermont is one of the most pastoral picturesque states in America, known for its covered bridges, cheese, stunning fall foliage, delicious maple syrup, winter sports, and a series of mysterious disappearances amd deaths in and around Bennington between 1945 and 1950. Ive heard it all. Welden was alleged to have been seen on the trail itself by an elderly couple who were about 100 yards (91m) behind her. If youre a fact checker, its worth noting that Middie Rivers was the only actual person to vanish within the town of Glastenbury itself. The first to go missing was a 74-year-old hunting guide named Middie Rivers on November 12, 1945. Those who know me know that Im a huge cartography buff. However, bobcat and lynx are not known to be aggressive to humans, and mountain lions have not been credibly sighted since before 1940. The rain hadnt washed them away yet, so they had to be fresh tracks the driver reckoned. They could have fallen down an old well, or gotten lost and frozen to death, perhaps taking shelter in one of the numerous caves on the mountain which few people ever venture near. Perhaps playful hikers built them wanting to add another Glastenbury mystery? Bennington Triangle / Glastenbury, VT - Documentary. The Bennington Triangle Unexplained Disappearances. Though the area was searched for several days, no clues or remains of the boy were ever found. However, he was babbling on about voices in his head that wouldnt leave him alone, and as a result, was sentenced inthe Vermont State Asylumin Waterbury. High 58F. The Bennington Triangle is an example of poor law enforcement coverage, not bigfoot or aliens or gateways to different dimensions. Others speculate that Paul was actually abducted near East and Chapel Roads, carried away in a car. Its even more interesting to think about that a town with such a galvanizing and unique history was actually so tiny in stature. She decided to hike the short half mile back to camp, change her clothes and catch back up. Speculations abound, adding many more layers to this fabled regions already weighted and transgressive reputation. Regarding Tedford's disappearance, there's enough evidence to suggest he didnt "dematerialize, even though no trace of him was ever found. The third person to disappear was on Columbus Day in 1950. Many triangles exist on Earth, Places where the planet . Additional Stuff! Two weeks later, On October 28th, 53 year oldFreida Langerhad left her familys camp east of Glastenbury Mountain near the Somerset Reservoir to go hiking with her cousin. Maybe its because maps provide some sort of order, putting everything where it needs to be. Bennington Triangle / Glastenbury, VT - Documentary (Part 1 of 2) [14:15] Short documentary I made a few years ago when I was taking a documentary course in college. Expenses range from internet fees to host the blog, to investing in research materials, to traveling expenses. While hunting with his brother and family friend, they heard the blast of a rifle, followed by him crying out Ive been shot!. After an unsuccessful initial search, many still believed that this knowledgeable woodsman would be able to survive and soon surface in town. When I was finished, the only conclusion I could draw is that there is no conclusion. But sadly, this wouldnt be of any help. Though Glastenbury is a ghost town and designated wilderness area, itsanything but deserted. His belongings were still in the luggage rack and an open bus timetable was on his vacant seat. The Bennington Triangle(2022 Podcast Episode) Release Info Showing all 1 items Jump to: Release Dates(1) Also Known As (AKA)(0) Release Dates UK 16 January 2022 Also Known As (AKA) It looks like we don't have any AKAs for this title yet. Chance of rain 100%.. Many reports of UFO sightings and strange lights in the sky have been spotted over the Glastenbury wilderness over the last century. Do curses and monsters really claim their victims? There are no other towns quite like Glastenbury in the northeast and with only one road in town, a winding dirt road that snakes its way in no less than 2 miles, privacy is in abundance. Then the creature came into view. See also They implemented a double check system, where as soon as one group finished searching an area, another group would search the same area. GLASTENBURY -- A team of paranormal investigators hiked into Glastenbury over the weekend to survey the area known as the "Bennington Triangle.". Two local men went fishing on the Peters Branch one went upstream and the other went downstream. Search parties were formed to look for the child. The area has since given birth to terrifyinglegends, if not actual monsters. Whoever he was, he was eventually ran out of town and faded into obscurity. It was a wild town, sort of a last frontier in Vermont. There were no signs of him having walked or crawled to his final resting place, no clues at all. With a profitable timberindustry came demands. On the opening day of Vermonts first hunting season in 1897, 40 year old John Harbour, a respected Woodford resident, was mysteriously murdered at his deer camp in BickfordHollow, a remote area inthe hills south of Glastenbury. FATE, July 1957. Langer was the last person to disappear and the only one whose body was found. It was a completely open area, and anything there would be impossible to miss. Sometime in the early 19th century, a stagecoach full of passengers were making their way over the mountains near Glastenbury, near present day Route 9 in Woodford. One harrowing accountI was able to dig uptook take place on Columbus Day in 2008. An odd footnote to all of this; the body ofFreida Langerdid eventually appear, seven months after she had vanished. Be the first to contribute! Here, underneath summer humidity, we found old cellar holes almost entirelly hidden by tall grasses, beneath the shade of gnarled apple trees. Because of this, the state of Vermont disorgonized the town in 1937, the first time the state ever did such an act, and the area was reclaimed bythe wilderness. The rough and forbiddingterrain and short growing season didnt lure any settlement untilthe 1800s. The case remains open to this day. In 1992, local author and folklorist Joseph Citro coined the term "The Bennington Triangle" to describe the area, and the designation not only stuck, it grew immensely in popularity. She never returned. After he was chased out of the region, he took back tothe woods and dwelled, becoming cannibalistic, deformed and insane, wearing animal firs and attacking lone stagecoaches coming over the mountains. I wanted to be tactful with how I approached it, balancing the resilient history, excellent folklore, and my own thoughts. Instead, she had seemingly disappeared in broad daylight in the short distance. As Author David Paulides tells in hisbook Missing 411,37 year oldCarl Herrickwent hunting in the woods of West Townshend, about 10 miles northeast of Glastenbury. Be the first to contribute! But Dave had a weird story to tell of his own. The victims ages ranged between 8 and 74 and were evenly divided between men and women. On May 12, 1951, Frieda Langer's body was found three and a half miles from the campsite in the eastern branch of the Deerfield River, an area that had been only lightly searched seven months previously. The episode, title "Unnatural World" told the stories about the reportedly missing persons in a five-year span, and local lore of the "Bennington Monster", a Bigfoot-like creature that supposedly roams these wooded areas. Of course, Wentworths grants doubled as a lucrative endeavor, as he made sure to set aside some acreage for himself. At the end of the day, some people surmisefirmly to their untenable thoughts. Afterward, an extensive search was conducted, including more than 1,000 people searching, aircraft surveillance, posting a $5,000 reward, and help from the FBI. Vermont folklorist and author Joseph Citro coined the term "Bennington Triangle" in 1992 on public radio and has since used it as inspiration for a novel, as well in his books on folklore. Waller, John D., Lost in Glastenbury, Bennington Banner (VT) (Oct 4, 2008), The Bennington Triangle, The Cracker Barrel (Wilmington, VT) (Fall 2004), available at. What he first thought was a homeless man stumbling around in a snowsuit, turned into an alleged bigfoot sightingupon a closer look. Its 20 minutes long split up into two parts . It was in an area that search parties knew they had combed thoroughly, near the flood gates of the Somerset Reservoir. Inside The Unsolved Disappearances Of The Bennington Triangle. Frantic,she called for help, and another search was launched. Expecting to catch up with him at the camp, the hunters began to panic when they didnt see him there upon their arrival. The Jephson family worked as caretakers for a nearby dump, and on October 12, 1950, young Paul had accompanied his mother to work. "Right now we're living in the biggest heightened interest in the paranormal since the Victorian Era, since the birth of the spiritual movement," Smith said, crediting that popularity to a slew of paranormal investigation television shows. The intriguing mysteries and unexplained events associated with the Bennington Triangle have caused many to speculate wildly about the possibility of nefarious and perhaps paranormal forces at work, a notion bolstered by alleged UFO and Bigfoot sightings in the region. A year later, a devastating flood washed out the tracks, putting an end to the town for good. During a five-year span, beginning in 1945, people began to disappear regularly. In southern Vermont, northeast of Bennington, lies an incredible area of backcountry. The rest is up for debate. There were unfamiliar footprints in the mud just ahead of him. The Bennington Triangle, centered around Glastenbury Mountain in Vermont, has long been known for strange events, including UFO activity, bigfoot sightings, strange lights and sounds, and the location where five people disappeared in the 1940s and 1950s. The body had decayed so badly that no cause of death could be determined, only fueling further speculation about what kind of disturbing end she might have met. But one lesser-known relative of these areas holds more than its fair share of tantalizing mysteries: the Bennington Triangle of Vermont. [9], The Bennington Triangle is discussed in Episode 374 of the podcast My Favorite Murder. As he hopped down from his perch with the lantern to get a good idea of the situation, he noticed something peculiar illuminated by lantern light. Afterpainstaking labor and expenses, the town opened up asvacation destination in the summer of 1897, and had a successful first season. ABOUT THE CHANNELTurn off the lights, get into bed and plug in your earphones. In addition to the Bigfoot sightings and disappearances, others have reported seeing strange floating lights, other mysterious woodland creatures, and UFO activity. Greene recalled the old days in Glastenbury, and one particularly enigmatic, andpossiblynefarious, incident. During the height of the disappearances, the local media ran wild with the stories and theories, which not surprisingly, got out of hand, creating vicious accusations and conspiracy theories. Though many people who write about ghost towns robotically love to use descriptive terms such as hub or thriving, Glastenbury was really neither its peak population climbed to around241. Halkias, Terry. But inside the square, there was nothing but contour lines, indicating several mountains and rugged wilderness. Tony Jinks discusses this claim, saying that "The popular conception is that he vanished into thin air while on the bus, but like many missing person stories there's a gap between when he was last seen and when he was reported missing a week or so later. When she did not return, Elsner made his way back to the campsite and discovered that Frieda Langer had not returned, and that nobody had seen her since they had left. This episode is sponsored by Best Fiends: www.bestfiends.com Fearing the land was cursed, they only used the land to bury their dead. They started talking about the mountains reputation, which at this point seems almost impossible not to do if youre visiting. Did he receive human help, possibly by the shooter? Be the first to contribute! Many have questioned whether the Bennington Triangle could indeed be just as mysterious as the Bermuda Triangle, and the answer is yes. It was the kind of place where men out numbered the women, and the law often didnt exist. The first was a 75-year-old man named Middie Rivers, who often served as a mountain guide. The search was finally called off. "Bennington Triangle" is a phrase coined by American author Joseph A. Citro to denote an area of southwestern Vermont within which a number of people went missing between 1945 and 1950. What sort of bear squeezes a human to death? After hiking a brief half-mile with her cousin Herbert Eisner, Langer fell into a stream and set back to their camp to change her clothes, where her husband was resting with a hurt knee. "The Bennington Evening Banner 15 Nov 1945, page 6", "Roberta Stone: Looking back on unexplained disappearances", "Shirley Jackson's Horror Novel 'Hangsaman' Was Inspired By A Real-Life Disappearance", https://myfavoritemurder.com/374-emotional-money-booth/, https://www.newspapers.com/image/546693113/?clipping_id=104849254&fcfToken=eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.eyJmcmVlLXZpZXctaWQiOjU0NjY5MzExMywiaWF0IjoxNjgyNjE5Nzk1LCJleHAiOjE2ODI3MDYxOTV9.hz0oka1yVAIPB7gg6JAeppW89PKb-117nKVX3xYNeUQ, https://www.newspapers.com/image/546693137/?clipping_id=104849333&fcfToken=eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.eyJmcmVlLXZpZXctaWQiOjU0NjY5MzEzNywiaWF0IjoxNjgyNjE5Nzk2LCJleHAiOjE2ODI3MDYxOTZ9.O7NFQcyn--K2wxX6c_0KNoFMUA-x51ye-s2i-H893n8, Glastenbury? Another reason they avoided the place. That meant that somethingwas skulking nearby, and it might just be what made those tracks. Local authorities were quick to launch another search, alarmed at another unfathomable disappearance in the area. The only absolute truth about all of this is that people swear these things happened. But, in keeping with the eerie feeling of the Bennington Triangle, the boys father told the Albany Times Union that it was perhaps the lure of the mountains that pulled in his missing son, as the boy had talked of nothing else for days prior to the disappearance. This is what we do know. The legendaryBridgewater Trianglein Massachusetts which has similar phenomena, and the summit of Mount Washington are two of the most notable. There are theories to why they are there. While some skeptics dismiss it as a prankster in a Gorilla suit, others arent buying it, and plenty more sightings have been passed down by word of mouth from the Bennington area, all which remain unaccounted for. The Indians of the area had long been wary of the area and avoided it. Citro's astounded at how quickly the term has grown in 20 years. [5] It had a mystery to it, and I wanted to know more. As many as 400 people, including the Massachusetts National Guard, meticulously searched the surrounding areas yet found nothing. A few homes, a meetinghouse and a crude one room schoolhouse were also built for the few kids who grew up there. But Im getting ahead of myself. That day, a 68-year-old man named James E. Tedford boarded a bus to Bennington after visiting relatives in St. Albans, Vermont. The elderly couple who had seen her on the trail said that she seemingly disappeared after she turned a corner on the trail. Obscure Vermont is funded entirely on generous donations that you the wonderful viewers and supporters have made. Glastenbury Mountain and the surrounding area has long been considered one of Vermonts most haunted places. Because of his job, he was completely familiar with the woods. Just because a location is on the vortex map, does not prove there is a vortex there. They found nothing. It now made sense, Fayville was a long abandoned village that still appeared on maps. Bennington Triangle, Wilderness Disappearances, Vermont The "Bennington Triangle" is a name given by paranormal author Joseph A. Citro to denote an area of southwestern Vermont within which as many as ten people have disappeared between 1920 and 1950. A massive loggers boardinghouse, and company store the only store in town, were built to serve the village. On October 12, 1950, an eight-year-old boy named Paul Jepson went missing in the area. Bloodhounds borrowed from the New Hampshire State Police lost Pauls scent at the intersection of East and Chapel Roads. As you all know I spend countless hours researching, writing, and traveling to produce and sustain this blog. Last seen on Sunday, December 1, 1946, wearing easy-to-spot red and entering the Long Trail near Glastenbury Mountain, Welden never showed up for her Monday classes, spurring a massive search party of more than 1,000 people and a reward of $5,000. "[6], On October 12, 1950, Paul Jepson, aged 8, had accompanied his mother in a truck. The Bermuda Triangle is one of the busiest areas in the world for shipping and aviation. Pauls disappearance made him the third to go missing in roughly the same area. Between 1945 and 1950, five people disappeared in the area surrounding Bennington, Vermont. What made them? The Bennington Triangle (2021 Podcast Episode) Release Info Showing all 1 items Jump to: Release Dates (1) Also Known As (AKA) (0) Release Dates USA 31 January 2021 Also Known As (AKA) It looks like we don't have any AKAs for this title yet. The next person to vanish is the most infamous of all the Bennington Triangle disappearances, the case most talked about. Somehow, he had vanished without a trace without ever getting off of the bus. Skeptical people will be quick to assure you thateverything has a perfectly logical explanation. Henry reported finding huge bear tracks around Carls body, but the official postmortem was baffling. The Bennington Triangle's most enduring unsolved mysteries are the disappearances that plagued the area from 1945 to 1950. However, there are quite a few notable, high-profile disappearances in that area which you should . Exactly three years to the day after the vanishing of Paula Weldon, the Bennington Triangle saw one of its more seemingly supernatural disappearances. You won't find it on the map, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bennington_Triangle&oldid=1152029161, Articles with unsourced statements from August 2015, Articles with dead external links from October 2016, Articles with permanently dead external links, Articles with dead external links from June 2019, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 3.0, Adams, Mary Gavel "The Bennington Monster." Some say the area is unstable due to wind patterns that are unusually chaotic and confusing, so people can easily get lost. The first disappearance occurred on November 12, 1945, when 74-year-old Middie Rivers disappeared while out hunting, in the vicinity of Long Trail Road and Vermont Route 9. It's approximately 36 squares miles of unbroken wilderness with 12 peaks of over 3,000 feet in its Mountain range. The Bennington Triangle (2021 Podcast Episode) Plot Showing all 0 items Jump to: Summaries It looks like we don't have any Plot Summaries for this title yet. All in all, when trying to tie the disappearances together in hopes of discovering a solution to the mysteries, there is little to go on. As 3pm had come and gone, the rest of the hunting party would begin searching before getting authorities. While hiking, they ran into a young man named Dave, who helped rebuild fire towers along the trail. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features NFL Sunday Ticket Press Copyright . So what are they? The railroad switched over tousingmore reliable trolley cars instead of traditional rail cars, because they were stronger and more reliable, especially given the elevation they would have to climb. It would be an impossible act. But my personal favorite was designated byJohn A. Get personalized recommendations, and learn where to watch across hundreds of streaming providers. During the journey, Langer slipped and fell into a stream. Today, there are about 8 residents that chose to live in this strange paradise. [citation needed], The events of 1945 to 1950 are told in episode 67 of Lore, titled "The Red Coats". The Bennington Triangle (2019 Podcast Episode) Release Info Showing all 1 items Jump to: Release Dates (1) Also Known As (AKA) (0) Release Dates UK 2 December 2019 Also Known As (AKA) It looks like we don't have any AKAs for this title yet. That day, a 68-year-old man named James E. Tedford boarded a bus to Bennington after visiting relatives in St. Albans, Vermont. Thingsbecame so bad that the driver eventually came to a complete stop in the dark and wet mountain wilderness. But what is it about maps that are so irresistible to me? "In actuality most of the things reported there my group really doesn't deal with," Smith said. One of the strangest and certainly one of the most bizarre accounts, for example, is that of James Tedford. Others blame the Indian curse or the paranormal, stating the place is a window into the unexplained. The two villages were never connected, the mountainous terrain was so steep that roads were never built. Most notably,a flying silo shaped anomaly was see over the skies of Bennington by Don Pratt in 1984, which seems to be the go-to example for extraterrestrial sightings in the area. Apart from the towns fascinatingly unique story line, it may be the obscureand inexplicable events that allegedly happened on its slopes that has really given the town its considerable attention. Precisely what area is encompassed in this hypothetical "mystery triangle" is not clear, but it is purportedly centered on Glastenbury Mountain and would include some or most of the area of the towns immediately surrounding it, especially Bennington, Woodford, Shaftsbury, and Somerset. One popular theory at the time which the newspapers suggested, was that Paul wondered off and was eaten by the pigs, thus explaining his disappearance. Glastenbury was unincorporated by the state in 1937, its status as "ghost town" perhaps intensifying later missing persons reports. Even today, hunters will tell you that because of the disorienting winds, its very easy to get lost in the woods. The population of Glastenbury dwindled down to almost nothing, which later got the attention of Ripleys Believe It Or Not in the 1930s when they learned that all 3 members of the Mattison Family were the entire town, and held every office. "The Bennington Triangle refers to an area of Vermont surrounding Glastenbury Mountain where several people have disappeared without a trace. Starting with a string of missing persons over 70 years ago, the now-abandoned town has been the eerie setting of numerous unexplained disappearances, unsolved murders, and bizarre sightings that continue to this day. And perhaps one of the most arcane disappearance took place on November 11, 1943. True Horror: The DISTURBING Disappearances Of People In the Missing 411 Documentary. But Wentworth had no idea of the local geography, and simply drew lines on a map. There is also a baffling legend of some sort of enchanted stone somewhere in the mountains, which is said to open up and swallow a human being in seconds if its stepped on. Where could nine people vanish to without a trace? Join us as we discuss what may have happened to Middie Rivers, Paula Jean Weldon, James Tedford, Paul Jephson and Frieda Langer. I suppose its all subjective. The work of the Bennington Monster?
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