In the quiet rural landscape of Henderson County, a sense of dread unfolded on a cold March day in 1955. What began as a day of celebration for 29-year-old Raymond Duncan, who had just welcomed his first child the night before, quickly turned into a gruesome tragedy that would haunt the community for years to come. On the morning of March 28, Raymond had planned to take his father, Goebel Duncan, and his sister-in-law, Maple Elizabeth Duncan, to the hospital to visit his wife and newborn son. Ho
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