Jan 24 2019 30 mins 571
On one creepy day in 1943, four boys found the skeletonized remains of a woman, stuffed into the hollow of a wych elm tree with taffeta stuffed into her mouth in Hagley Wood, Hagley in Worcestershire, England. The victim's identity remained a mystery for years before unusual graffiti began to show up around the areas she was discovered. The graffiti asked "Who put Bella in the witch elm?" but unfortunately, the answer has yet to be found.
