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Yes! This exactly. Additionally, we could be looking at the exact place she is buried today.

Good call. Memphis Kiddie Park opened in 1952 however there is a park next to the Kiddie Park that has long been tied to predators and other demons. This area was searched for Beverly during the investigation. I used to work very close to this location and would often wonder exactly "what if"...

Im not 100% sure on that but I like the idea of thinking outside the box if you will. I believe the entertainers were local high school kids so the idea of mocking her and otherwise subjecting her to ridicule probably didnt happen. But flip that coin again. What if the entertainers were grown adults, maybe they could have watched the crowd more and been aware of unusual things.

The whole thing sounds shady.

Great point and thanks for the correction. I would like to do a story about the skeletons found over at Leimbaughs Farm too someday.

Did you find it?

Ive been to a lot of supposed haunted locations but this is always extremely weird and creepy. Major "You're being watched vibes". Im not exactly sure what it is but the wood line creates a sort of wall with an entrance to woods being the tunnel as if the woods somehow swallow you up. You get Little Red Riding Hood come to life feelings. If anyone cares to join me for a tour, let me know.

@@LarchmontDan I live in northern rural Ohio and the woods have never scared me don't exactly feel the same now 🫣🤣 but seriously that's too much innocence for evil not to be still lurking

@@Gentleheart420 You are 100% correct. Ive heard through sources claim there are still bodies there left to find. Lots of people that Ive talked to say this was the place to party and generally raise a little heck from time to time. I live in northern rural Ohio too and the woods are pretty similar....Like Gore Orphanage as a point of reference.

Also, no new news on the Kathryn Menendez DNA swab.

Thanks for sharing those stories! Hats off to the Murder Road Podcast team of keeping this story out there. I agree Sarah deserves to be remembered and hopefully her family can find peace and closure even after all this time. At this point I know it's a long shot but finding whoever did this would and applying suitable justice be a fitting end. Im not sure how much you are up on this case but I know the FBI raided her house (and the house next door that her Dad owned too) once the whole "runaway" story was proven false. Plus the whole letter seemed fabricated to me. Most reports don't paint her Dad in a very flattering light. The whole story is just so sad, lots of heartbreaks and loss, too much to go around. I know a lot of people are holding out hope for the DNA results to be announced when Kathryn Menendez was exhumed earlier this year.

@@LarchmontDan I google Sarah Boehm regularly to see if there are any updates to her case and I was interested to see that they exhumed Kathy to collect DNA. I have been waiting to hear about the results of that, but like you said, at this point it’s probably a long shot figuring this out. I’m still hopeful though.

Because Alliance is close by as the crow flies (14 miles) but more than anything, that's where most of these victims come from.

Correct. I understand they are just looking for the money now. But they might not have to, I understand there were a couple of fires set there last week.

I probably saw you there. Very sad indeed.

Have you ever met my family?

Hahaha Im not sure I know what music that would be. In reality, I just wanted to show where this place and how to get there really more than exploring the cemetery but good point!

This is a beautiful area especially this time of year!

You are 100% correct and that's what I did when I was driving (but not shown going straight in the video. I don't really like the way that turned out, it seems a little "clunky"), I was just trying to illustrate the point that he may have paused to decide what to do, which way to go. But judging on his past, you are probably correct in that he made a beeline to somewhere deserted out of town. Lots of fields, lots of dark, out of the way places especially as you head closer to the lake. I still have questions about this and would welcome any opinions. 1.) Did he intend to do this when he left the house? 2.) Did he have a spot in mind or was a matter of convenience? 3.) Did he have help?

@@LarchmontDan He insisted that he be the one to take her home and something happened. He had to get rid of her fast and I would think the fastest is that dirt farmers road or another like it nearby. He would want to be on familiar ground but out of sight. Farms have wells and septic systems that are often abandoned from a prior home. I would think he acted so fast that he couldn't involve someone else. I believe he took/did what he wanted and disposed of the poor girl. His insistence of taking her home was his beginning the plan. I may be wrong but I think that they could still smell him out in a field of cow dung. He reeks of responsibility. This is only my opinion and the man may be innocent. however his past actions....

@@michaelleeper3649 Agreed with you. It might sound unpleasant but he had a lot to accomplish in a short amount of time. He has a familial relationship with another family in the area that may have assisted but Im basing that purely on conjecture. I really think he took her straight to the lake and the rest is history. I grew up in Northern Ohio farmland and there was a couple of old wells and cistern that here dangerous to mess around near. My parents put the fear of God in me not to go near them and I now I see how easily one could fall in and nobody would ever know. But if you didnt know they were there it would take a long time to find them. I really don't think he was that smart and/or was never around them to know exactly where they were. But then again, who knows what was going through his mind that night. One point I didn't think I mentioned was that his defense team tried to get his previous conviction ruled inadmissible of course the judge allowed it as well as the magic car fire a week later.

Do you remember when? There was a huge flood in July of 1969 (or 1970) and flooded a lot of Lorain County.

Berlin Lake is a beautiful place with a lot of things to see and do. 99.99% of the people are fantastic and are there to have a great time. The remaining .01% however...

I love Cleveland. I was born here and I live here. But that doesnt mean I have to ignore everything I dont like about it. Im just calling it like I see it. Furthermore, Im not at all boasting about real crime. Real crime does and did occur here but Im not boasting or celebrating it. Im just sharing this historical location. Check out my other videos, there are a lot of great things about Cleveland too! I do appreciate the feedback!

It is very sad but as another viewer pointed out, Berlin like is incredibly beautiful. I was there tonight and the sunset was amazing.

Ahhh, you know a thing or two about the area. One of the worldwide leaders of the spiritualism movement was a guy named Hudson Tuttle who was from Berlin Heights. He and his wife authored books and pamphlets about spiritualism. Ive not been able to link Tuttle to the Wilbur family but then again there might not have been a lot written records of these activities. Thanks for watching and sharing this info! I'd enjoy learning more history.

@@LarchmontDan , yes indeed! I actually grew up in the area. So many great stories. There was also an artist colony around that same relative time that met up on what is now known as Quarry Hill. The entire gathering supposedly had a UFO sighting

Wow, i didnt know this. Thanks for sharing.

While this is a beautiful area, its horrible that this occurred there. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for the heads up, let me check it out!

I agree 100% with you.

Lorain is cool.

It makes a lot more sense when you explain it like that.

Great point and I honestly it's sometimes difficult to know what to leave in or out. I did clip a lot of dialogue out but I still wanted the walking/nature sounds. Thank you for the feedback and I will watch out for this. 👍

That's cool! From all the stories Ive heard he seemed like a genuinely cool guy. May I ask how you are related to him?

Wow. So you grew up around there? If you have not, please check out the podcast "Murder Road". A couple of the hosts grew up around there too so I bet you know them. The podcast is about this case. Thanks for watching.

@LarchmontDan yes I grew up there ill check out the podcast!

Oh wow. Have you ever seen anything unusual that might be classified as a UFO?

So Robert Moore was in prison when the 4 murders occurred but there have been whispering that he or his family may have knowledge of the murders but it's little more than reckless speculation. I think the prosecution team of Moore's trial would be excited to learn more about the cases during the trial should Moore lose his mind.