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and this particular house here
was used in one of
the big scenes.
were attacked in their farmhouse
just outside of town.
Virgil was shot
and killed in his armchair...
( Gunshot )
( Scream )
While Katie, shot in the face,
ran out of the house.
Everybody seems convinced
that youell swinney is the guy,
but you're saying...
been easy to pin it on,
and they needed to
pin it on somebody.
The one person that...
I haven't been satisfied
he was cleared...
was a young man
that committed suicide
and left a note saying
that he was the phantom killer.
It's just part of the legend...
the son of a prominent family,
and it had the connections to,
you know,
cover up his dirty deed.
Joshua:
Hoping to dig upmore information,
we went searching
through the microfiche
of the texarkana gazette.
Promising lead proves dud.
So this is the mention
of that, youell swinney.
The officer had been
trying to validate
the story of a woman.
The woman's statement
followed so closely
that they are almost positive
that she was telling the truth,
and at one point,
they were almost to the point
of announcing a break
in the case.
Subsequently, however,
the woman said
that neither she nor her husband
had anything to do
with the slayings.
So they don't call him
the phantom at all in this,
but we just saw, literally,
the advertisement
in the newspaper
for the movie that is showing,
the phantom speaks.
This is the movie
that they theoretically
pulled the name from,
and right here at the newspaper,
we need to call him something,
let's call him the phantom.
We had just witnessed
an important step
in the creation
of any urban legend...
the naming of the boogeyman.
Bill Ellis:
One of the rolesand this is
an ancient function...
is that they will put
a name on something
that gives people
fears or anxieties.
That gives the person
some feeling of control.
So give the murderer a name...
he's the phantom murderer.
Joshua:
The mask,the movie, the phantom.
These were the crucial elements
that would help create
texarkana's very own
urban legend...
continue to grow
with screenings of
"the town that dreaded sundown"
held every year in
texarkana's spring lake park.
All of this area was part
of spring lake park...
At the time and this is where...
a couple of the places
where the murders happened.
That was where lover's Lane was.
You basically
set up the screening
that you have of
the town that dreaded sundown
at spring lake park.
Yes, we do it every October,
and because of the history,
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