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On August 26, 1893, Anna Wiese was walking home from a friend's house when she was ambushed and murdered, and nearly decapitated. While many people were arrested for her murder, one woman, Emily Bennett, was put on trial twice for the murder of Anna. There were rumors that Anna's body was dug up and tampered with, and that the jury was poisoned to throw off the trial. Despite two trials, no one had ever served time for Anna's killing, and 132 years later, justice has never been served.
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