Ena Mary McIntosh Cordt, a 28-year-old woman, spent a summer night in late July 1985 in Forsyth, Missouri, in a place where nothing much was supposed to happen. A small-town fair was in town, the kind that pulls people out of their routines with lights, noise, and the sweet, sticky smell of concessions. Sometime after the festivities, Ena and her little boy, Rory Wilhelm “Willie” Cordt, ended up back at their home—alive, ordinary, and unaware that the night was about to become the last cha
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