Wednesday, October 20, 2021

INFANTICIDE: October 21, 1950 Utah County, Utah Baby Jane Doe

On October 21, 1950, the body of a newborn baby girl was found by a couple in a virtually dry Provo riverbed 3 miles from the mouth of Provo Canyon, in Utah County, Utah. The location was not far from Christmas City Cafe/Tavern. The water in the riverbed was drained about 2 days before at Murdock diversion dam.

The baby had been wrapped in a sheet and weighed down with a large rock likely when the water was still running. The body was too decomposed so the cause of death could be found. She was likely a 7-month fetus and it undetermined if she was born or aborted. 

Jane doe was a newborn white female. 

SOURCES:

Utah Department of Safety

MISSING: Mary "Mabel" Hudgins

 


On October 20, 1954, Mary "Mabel" Hudgins and her husband got into an argument. Her husband left their home on the 5000 block of Fredrick Street in Santa Cruz, California. When he had gotten back Mary was gone and their children were left alone. She had taken $100 with her and left a note stating "You can go on alone."  Mary was 7 months pregnant when last seen.

Her parents lived in Canada at the time. It could be possible she had traveled that way. According to her husband, she was in poor mental health at the time.

Mary was 23 at the time. She typically went by her middle name but had gone by several nicknames, May, Mae, and Mary Mabel. She is a biracial female mixed with Caucasian and Native American. She has black hair and brown eyes. She was around 5'6" to 5'8" and around 140 to 150 lbs. She had a mole on her chin.

SOURCES:
Charley Project
NamUs













Saturday, October 16, 2021

GHOST: Caleuche The Ghost Ship

  



The Caleuche is a ghost ship in Chile folklore and comes from the island ChiloĆ©. 

One version claims that the crew of the Caleuche is of those who drowned in the sea. These souls are brought to the ship by three Chilote Mythological siblings. The two sisters Sirena Chilota and Pincoya and their brother Pincoy. On the ship, the dead seem to live again as if they never died. The ship will arrive briefly and have the sounds as if there was a party on board. 

Another version of the legend is that the ship appears in the sea of the ChiloĆ© Archipelago and attracts fishermen and sailors. It plays enchanting music that enslaves them to be a part of the crew for eternity. These new crewmembers would forever have a leg folded over their back for eternity.  

Another version of the ship is that it is a magic ship that Warlocks use to have parties and transport their 

goods. It's used by warlocks to improve their magical abilities every three months. The warlocks are only able to reach the ship by summoning caballo marino chilote because Millalobo, king of the seas, prohibited any other people from boarding the ship or getting to it by any other means.

SOURCES:

Wikipedia

Vaya

The Evil Wiki

Friday, October 15, 2021

UNIDENTIFIED: October 16, 1972 Richmond , Virginia Jane Doe

On October 16, 1972, the remains of a woman were found in Richmond, Virginia. It's believed she died between 1947 ad 1950. Her torso and one or more of her limbs and hands were missing. There is little information in this case.

The woman was a white woman between 18 to 25-years-old. 


SOURCES: 

NamUs

Unidentified Wiki

Crimewatchers

Wednesday, October 13, 2021

UNIDENTIFIED: The Two Cowboys



Between 1878 and 1884 Two Cowboys who drowned were buried in Boothill Cemetery in Tombstone, Arizona. There is little information in this case. 

 SOURCES:

Unidentified Wiki

Find a Grave (Cowboy 1)

Find a Grave (Cowboy 2)

Tombstone Chamber of Commerce 

Sunday, October 10, 2021

UNIDENTIFIED: Kansas Kid



Between 1878-1884 a cowboy (likely male) was killed in a stampede in or near Tombstone, Arizona. They were buried in Tombstone and the graveyard was active between 1878 to 1884. There is little information in this case.

SOURCES:

Unidentified Wiki

Find a Grave

Tombstone Chamber of Commerce

Saturday, October 9, 2021

Murder of Dorothy Beazell

  On October 10, 1957, 50-year-old Dorothy Beazell was found unresponsive in her home in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Her husband Dr. James Beazell called the ambulance around 10:50 a.m. He and a nurse tried to attempt a medical intervention, but she would pass. 

It was found that she had died from cyanide poisoning.

SOURCES:

Colorado Bureau of Investigation

Find a Grave