Molly Conger

The fact that the couple had very recently purchased a new home, including the name of the suburb where they now lived, the city where their other adult daughter lived, the names of both of their daughters, and information about Kayla's arrest that year. Ellen received a third postcard that week addressed to her at home.

This one contained her social security number and an allegation that her daughter Lucy was engaged in acts of prostitution at her place of work, which was named. After the family received the first postcards in December of 2015, they met with detectives at the Ada County Sheriff's Office in Boise.

This one contained her social security number and an allegation that her daughter Lucy was engaged in acts of prostitution at her place of work, which was named. After the family received the first postcards in December of 2015, they met with detectives at the Ada County Sheriff's Office in Boise.

This one contained her social security number and an allegation that her daughter Lucy was engaged in acts of prostitution at her place of work, which was named. After the family received the first postcards in December of 2015, they met with detectives at the Ada County Sheriff's Office in Boise.

And despite investigators' best efforts, the family would continue to receive increasingly bizarre and frightening postcards for three full years. Their neighbors and nearby schools received postcards that appeared to be from the state sex offender registry informing them that Sam was a sex offender. Specifically, that he had sodomized a nine-year-old boy in 1978.

And despite investigators' best efforts, the family would continue to receive increasingly bizarre and frightening postcards for three full years. Their neighbors and nearby schools received postcards that appeared to be from the state sex offender registry informing them that Sam was a sex offender. Specifically, that he had sodomized a nine-year-old boy in 1978.

And despite investigators' best efforts, the family would continue to receive increasingly bizarre and frightening postcards for three full years. Their neighbors and nearby schools received postcards that appeared to be from the state sex offender registry informing them that Sam was a sex offender. Specifically, that he had sodomized a nine-year-old boy in 1978.

It probably goes without saying, but I will say it anyway, that is not true. But it does kind of remind you of what Frank did to that doctor in 1993, doesn't it? Adding to the victim's distress, Sam passed away unexpectedly in January of 2016, just a few weeks after all this started. And obviously Frank knew one of his victims was dead.

It probably goes without saying, but I will say it anyway, that is not true. But it does kind of remind you of what Frank did to that doctor in 1993, doesn't it? Adding to the victim's distress, Sam passed away unexpectedly in January of 2016, just a few weeks after all this started. And obviously Frank knew one of his victims was dead.

It probably goes without saying, but I will say it anyway, that is not true. But it does kind of remind you of what Frank did to that doctor in 1993, doesn't it? Adding to the victim's distress, Sam passed away unexpectedly in January of 2016, just a few weeks after all this started. And obviously Frank knew one of his victims was dead.

Some of the letters sent to the man's daughters taunted and blamed them for driving their father into an early grave, but oddly, some of the letters pretended otherwise. While most of the postcards were signed Carson Wells, the name of Woody Harrelson's character in the movie No Country for Old Men, some were signed with the names of her own children.

Some of the letters sent to the man's daughters taunted and blamed them for driving their father into an early grave, but oddly, some of the letters pretended otherwise. While most of the postcards were signed Carson Wells, the name of Woody Harrelson's character in the movie No Country for Old Men, some were signed with the names of her own children.

Some of the letters sent to the man's daughters taunted and blamed them for driving their father into an early grave, but oddly, some of the letters pretended otherwise. While most of the postcards were signed Carson Wells, the name of Woody Harrelson's character in the movie No Country for Old Men, some were signed with the names of her own children.

Ellen received one of those just two months after her husband's death. Purporting to be from her daughter Lucy, who lived out of state, it said, "'Dear Mommy, my blood test just came back and yes, I am HIV positive. I'm sure I was infected by one of the two Crips with whom I was having an affair with.'" Regrettably, I will never be able to give you and Daddy the grandchildren you so desired.

Ellen received one of those just two months after her husband's death. Purporting to be from her daughter Lucy, who lived out of state, it said, "'Dear Mommy, my blood test just came back and yes, I am HIV positive. I'm sure I was infected by one of the two Crips with whom I was having an affair with.'" Regrettably, I will never be able to give you and Daddy the grandchildren you so desired.

Ellen received one of those just two months after her husband's death. Purporting to be from her daughter Lucy, who lived out of state, it said, "'Dear Mommy, my blood test just came back and yes, I am HIV positive. I'm sure I was infected by one of the two Crips with whom I was having an affair with.'" Regrettably, I will never be able to give you and Daddy the grandchildren you so desired.

But we know now that Daddy is a pedophile. He may have harmed the grandkids. Has he been released from jail? And again, this is a woman who just lost her husband. She knows this postcard isn't from her adult daughter. Even if she hadn't already gotten a dozen other bizarre postcards, she would know that. No one's writing their mother a postcard on a typewriter. It's not 1932.

But we know now that Daddy is a pedophile. He may have harmed the grandkids. Has he been released from jail? And again, this is a woman who just lost her husband. She knows this postcard isn't from her adult daughter. Even if she hadn't already gotten a dozen other bizarre postcards, she would know that. No one's writing their mother a postcard on a typewriter. It's not 1932.

But we know now that Daddy is a pedophile. He may have harmed the grandkids. Has he been released from jail? And again, this is a woman who just lost her husband. She knows this postcard isn't from her adult daughter. Even if she hadn't already gotten a dozen other bizarre postcards, she would know that. No one's writing their mother a postcard on a typewriter. It's not 1932.

And again, the recently deceased man was not a pedophile, nor was he in jail. He had just been buried by his family. Ellen and both of her daughters continued getting postcards, even after Ellen moved. And Frank was also sending the postcards to other people pretending to be members of the family.