In the autumn of 1898, a sense of dread lingered in the city of Denver, already shaken by a series of brutal killings attributed to a shadowy figure known as the Denver Strangler. It was in this atmosphere of fear that Julia Voght, a woman known for her claims of clairvoyance, resided in her apartment on Champa Street. She had purportedly entered a trance and emerged with a description of the elusive killer, a revelation she shared with the authorities in the hope of aiding their investigation.
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