The Party That Wasn’t: Albert Fish and the Disappearance of Grace Budd
June 3rd, 1928. A gray-haired man tells a Manhattan mother he has come to take her daughter to a children’s party. Grace Budd is ten. She puts on a white dress. She does not come home.
For six years the lie holds. Then a letter arrives, and the police find Albert Fish — the man the press will call the Gray Man, the Werewolf of Wysteria, the Brooklyn Vampire. He is convicted of Grace’s murder. Investigators have long tied him to other missing children, including Francis McDonnell and Billy Gaffney. He is executed at Sing Sing in 1936.
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