In the spring of 1908, a fire swept through a remote Indiana farmhouse, leaving a wake of destruction and unearthing a series of gruesome discoveries that would haunt LaPorte County for generations. The farmhouse belonged to Belle Gunness, and among the presumed victims of the blaze was her eleven-year-old daughter, Myrtle Sorenson. The young white female, along with her two siblings, nine-year-old Lucy Sorenson and five-year-old Philip Gunness, were believed to have perished in the flames that ...
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