the unsolved mass murder of 1912 in Vilisca, Iowa involved the victims of 6 children from ages 5 to 12, and the parents age 39 and 43 were all murdered in their beds on June 10th, 1912 in the south western town of Villisca in Iowa. Several people were suspects and one got trialed multiple times then confessed that he committed it, but no one was charged. the two neighbor girls staying the night were found in sexual positions, and all the people were slaughtered from the neck up, hit 20-30 times with an ax. The evidence was tampered with, and the ax used in the crime wasn't used in the trial. A new ax was bought, then that went into trial. From the evidence tampered with by people looking through out the house and the new ax in the trial, the case still is unsolved. Those people need rest.!



