8 NEW Most Disturbing TRUE Small Town Horror Stories _ Buried Files

Quiet streets, familiar faces, and secrets buried so deep that even the dead can't rest. These are the stories from small towns where the biggest threat wasn't the stranger passing through—it was the neighbor who had been there all along.In this episode, we uncover eight new and deeply disturbing true stories from small towns across America. From a woman who inherited a property in rural Montana and discovered her great aunt's charity organization was running a criminal enterprise involving drug trafficking, human trafficking, and elder abuse [citation:6], to the chilling case of the Riverside Brotherhood—a seemingly wholesome charity that used its food bank and homeless shelter as a front for extortion and murder [citation:6]. We also explore the eerie tale of a man who went missing while checking his mail and was never seen again [citation:9], the strange case of a police officer caught on surveillance footage dumping a woman's purse and throwing something into the woods late at night [citation:9], and the unsolved murder of an 80-year-old woman bludgeoned to death in her bed—the first homicide in a sleepy town that had never known violence [citation:9]. Subscribe and hit the bell for more true stories from the dark side of small-town America.