The Kentucky Cabin Killings: How a Septic Tank Solved a Murder Mystery You Have to Read to Believe | True Crime

<p>Inthe shadowed corridors of Kentucky&rsquo;s true crime history, the case of Robert Foley stands out as a chilling testament to the depths of human depravity. The saga began in the late 1980s in Madison and Laurel Counties, Kentucky, where Foley, a man with a criminal background, embarked on a path that would lead to one of the most horrifying chapters in the state&rsquo;s criminal annals.</p> <p>The nightmare unfolded on October 8, 1989. In a cabin nestled in the rural expanse of the Bald Rock community, Foley, driven by paranoia and rage, believed one of his acquaintances had betrayed him to his parole officer. That night, Kimberly Bowersock, Lillian Contino, Jerry McMillen, and Calvin Reynolds found themselves at the mercy of Foley&rsquo;s unleashed fury. In a brutal and swift series of events, Foley executed each of them with chilling efficiency. The cabin, once a place of refuge, became a gruesome tableau of his rage.</p> <p><a href="https://medium.com/@mromysteries/the-kentucky-cabin-killings-how-a-septic-tank-solved-a-murder-mystery-you-have-to-read-to-believe-cd3b18e73c4a"><strong>Read More</strong></a></p>