In 1985, hardworking and beloved nurse Debbie Wolfe failed to show up for her shift on December 27th. When Debbie’s family went to her home to check on her, her cabin was found in disarray, and Debbie was nowhere to be found. On January 1st, a family friend discovered Debbie’s body in the pond on her property, submerged in an oil drum. However, police would go on to determine Debbie’s death was an accidental drowning, and they would deny the existence of the oil drum. Debbie’s case is rife with inconsistencies and police’s failure to investigate further, no matter how hard her family pleaded.

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In December 1994, a boy stumbled upon a human skull on the property of Fox Hollow Farm. In 1996, police uncovered over 10,000 bone fragments while investigating Herbert Baumeister in connection to the disappearance of several men in Indiana. A documentary was recently released about this case which included an extensive interview with Mark Goodyear, supposedly the only surviving victim of Herb Baumeister. Oh, and the property is reportedly haunted!

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At the age of 15, Edmund Kemper became a murderer for the first time, killing his grandparents. He went on to terrorize the Santa Cruz area, murdering 6 girls between the ages of 15 and 23, and ending up his spree by murdering his mother. He remains incarcerated to this day.

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