According to recent reports, an Iowa man was accused by one of his daughters of murdering 50 to 70 women after his death and ordering their children to help him move. .
Lucy Study said Newsweek her fatherDonald Dean Study murdered dozens of young women over a period of 30 years in his small hometown of Thurman, Iowa, and hired his children to help bury his victims. After decades of arguing to attract the attention of law enforcement, K9s reportedly made a skeletal find at a location she suggested.
“I know where the bodies are buried,” Studi told the news site. “He would have told us we had to go to the well, and I knew what that meant.
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Study went on to explain that he was always afraid, “Because I haven’t kept my mouth shut, he’s going to kill me.”
Fremont County Sheriff Kevin Aystroop told Newsweek that Lucy “100 percent believes there is a body out there.”
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But Aitrope says: Des Moines Register Investigators still have no evidence other than a pair of dead dogs alert.
according to Another report from Newsweekthe FBI is currently assisting investigators with their investigations.
Aitrope did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment. An FBI spokesperson declined to say whether the FBI was involved in the investigation.
According to Newsweek, Donald Study’s other daughter, Susan Study, denied her sister’s allegations and refused to be ordered to help her father move.
Susan Studey went on to say she first learned about these allegations against her father “about a year ago” when speaking to her sister.
“I’m two years older than Lucy,” Susan told the news site. I want my father’s name back.”
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Donald Study reportedly had four children, three daughters and one son.
According to reports, Susan Study stressed that her father “wasn’t the man she envisioned.”
“He was strict, but he was a protective parent who loved his children,” Susan told Newsweek.