Hi friends how are you today? My name is Bailey Sarian. Today is Monday, which means it's a murder,

mystery, and makeup Monday.

If you are new here, hi, how are you? My name is Bailey Sarian and on Mondays I sit down and talk

about a true crime story that's been heavy on my noggin and I'm out of breath. I do my makeup

at the same time. If you're interested in true crime and you like makeup, I would highly suggest

you hit that subscribe button because I'm here for you on Mondays. So today I do have to add a warning.

Warning following presentation is intended for mature audiences. It contains graphic descriptions

of crime scenes, adult dialogue, and strong language viewer discretion is advised. It's about the

Cleveland torso killer today's story and it is it's intense. So during the 1930s Cleveland was

a city on the rise, Cleveland, Ohio. The population continued to grow and became a melting pot of

laborers needed to support our steel and manufacturing base. Now despite the effects of the great

depression, people were beginning to get on their feet again. But during this time, one of the most

prolific and grew some serial killers of all time carried out acts of horror, which led to one of

the biggest unsolved crimes in history. Yeah, unsolved baby. So the place Lake Erie, it's near Cleveland,

Ohio. The year is 1934, the month, September. What seems to be a woman's body washes up the

shore of Lake Erie. What was found was a woman's torso with her thigh still attached but amputated

at the knees. It was believed that she may have been covered in some sort of chemical which left her

skin really red, tough and textured, almost like leather. The authorities searched the area

locating a few other body parts but her head was never found. It was believed that this woman had been

around her mid-30s, but authorities were really unable to identify who she was exactly. Sadly,

she would be referred to as the lady of the lake, but with no leads or clues, the case really just

went cold. Like where was the head? You know, jeez. So about a year later in an area called Kingsbury

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