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 Cracker Barrel Haunting - Naples, FL Posted by:  lazyCachers
N 26° 09.435 W 081° 41.135
17R E 431479 N 2893279
Located at the intersection of I-75 and CR-951 in Naples, Florida.
Waymark Code: WM4KEW
Location: Florida, United States
Date Posted: 09/02/2008
Views: 49
Vicki Smith, Jason Wiggins, and Dorothy Siddle were employees at the Cracker Barrel Restaurant in Naples, Florida when they were killed on the morning of November 15, 1995, during the commission of a robbery. Police found the victims on the floor of the freezer and all three victims had their throats slit. Siddle was found with her hands bound with electrical tape behind her back. Both Wiggins and Smith still had electrical tape hanging from their left wrists, however; it appeared to have come free from their right hands.
Bloody shoe prints led from the freezer, through the kitchen, and ended up in the office. The office safe was found open and was surrounded by cash and plastic containers. Behind the restaurant there were scattered bills, a knife, a knife case, a pair of bloodstained gloves, an air pistol, and shoe prints leading away from the restaurant.
There have been more than a few strange things to have taken place here over the years since those murders - events that make some of the employees here take note.
Today, many employees will look over their shoulders when closing the restaurant, when the last light is being turned off. Others have claimed to see strange things out of the corner of their eyes as they get something from the freezer, or hear strange, out-of-place noises after the last customer has left.
Public access?:
The murders took place in the freezer of the restaurant so there is no public access
Visting hours:
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Website about the location and/or story: [Web Link]
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