In the small town of Norwalk, Iowa, a profound tragedy unfolded on October 30, 1937, forever marking the community. Eight-year-old Geraldine M. McAninch, a young Caucasian girl, was found deceased in her family home. The heartbreaking discovery was not an isolated incident but part of a devastating mass murder that claimed the lives of six members of the McAninch family. The victims included Geraldine, her mother Alma, and four of her siblings: Cora Belle, Morris, Max, and Richard.
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