Stella Chalfa, age 22, a White/Caucasian female from Munhall, Pennsylvania, appears in online accounts not as someone who died on June 17, 1932, but as the survivor of a violent attempted murder that day. The case began in the Monongahela Valley outside Pittsburgh, where Stella said she had gone with her aunt, Mary Chalfa, and Mary’s close associate, fortune teller Gizella Young, under what sounded like an ordinary errand: a trip toward Homestead to buy shoes and then a walk through a wooded a
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