Late Friday night, the day after Thanksgiving, November 28th, 1958.

Wolcott, Kansas.

18-year-old University of Kansas sophomore, Lowell Lee Andrews, calls the Wyandotte County Sheriff’s Office. He reports that there has been a burglary at his family’s farmhouse near the tiny Wolcott neighborhood of Kansas City, Kansas. In the house, he has found his mother, father, and sister--all dead.

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Sources used for this episode are listed below:

2010 retrospective for New York Daily News by David J. Krajicek.

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