what sparked the serial killing spree at the cabin by the lake?”
Carlton Gary was born in Columbus in 1952. His father abandoned him early on and he grew up with his mother who moved from place to place and sometimes with his aunt. He was only 16 when he started his criminal career, stealing cars and breaking and entering. He was convicted of firebombing a store because he had a grudge against the store owner. During this time Carlton got married and together with his wife he fled to Connecticut, from New London to Hartford and then Bridgeport. They had two kids. In Connecticut Carlton was once again arrested, this time for assaulting a police officer. He and his family went to New York so he could start a music career and he got some jobs in different nightclubs. A woman called Nellie Farmer was raped and murdered in 1970 and a short time after that another woman called Josephine Deitz was attacked by a black man who broke into her place. Carlton Gary was apprehended for this crime and he was to implicate a partner in crime called John Mitchell. Ga
Cabin by the Lake is a black comedy/horror TV movie released in 2000. It tells the story of Stanley, played by Judd Nelson, a script writer who begins killing girls for research for a movie he is writing, where the villain does the same thing. The movie takes place in Summit Lake, where Stanley is renting a cabin to write a script for a new movie where a killer drowns young girls and keeps them underwater as a macabre garden. Incidentally, that is exactly what Stanley is doing. The last girl he captures, Mallory, is rescued right after Stanley drops her in the water by his friends, a police officer named Steve and a couple who own a movie special-effects shop nearby. Mallory then gives the idea to make a plaster-mold of herself, with a camera as an eye, to catch the killer when he returns to his garden. When Stanley returns to the bodies, he soon discovers the ploy, and quickly escapes, and due to wearing a scuba mask, his identity remains unknown. Mallory, assuming herself safe, stays
