Labor Day Family Massacre: Day 2 "JOHN LIST: 18 Years of Freedom After Killing Everyone at the Dinner Table"

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Reid Carter continues Labor Day Family Massacre with the 1971 New Jersey mansion murders that went unsolved for 18 years. John List, devout Lutheran and failing accountant, executed his wife Helen, mother Alma, and three teenage children, then arranged their bodies in the ballroom like a funeral parlor. He left classical music playing, turned down the heat to preserve the corpses, and vanished to start a new life as "Robert Clark." From his 18-page confession letter blaming poverty for murder to his capture via America's Most Wanted, this is how a man who thought God would forgive him learned society wouldn't.

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