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In 1872, Russell Latimer bought 10 acres of farmland knowing that the Piqua and Indiana Railroad would be passing through this land. Then in 1873, the town that Latimer himself designed grew around the railroad route and become known as Latimer’s Station. This area is what we now know as the town of Latimer, Ohio. Pictured are Russell's daughter Beatrice Latimer, son Jesse Latimer, and family friend Maude Harper. All three vanished without a trace on September 6th, 1891. After only a few hours of searching an Eastman Kodak camera was discovered with film still inside. The film was developed and the photo above retrieved.  When the FBI began searching nearby farms in the following weeks, they discovered a strange mechanism. The barn where this photo was taken is about 14 miles from the Latimer farm.
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Jun 11, 2009 19:49
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Terminal Philosphy posted:Mind if I have some fun with this one? The dietary lady where I works is huge on poo poo like this. She's even got a cloud goatse on her bulletin board with a prayer underneath it citing that they are the hands of god. Have at it. Post results, please!
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