The Corpsewood Manor in Summerville, GA

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The Corpsewood Murders: 40 years later Charles Scudder and Joseph Odom built a life together in the mountains of North Georgia. In 1982, they were murdered at their home, Corpsewood Manor..

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In 1982, the Corpsewood Manor murders were a gruesome scene that shook the area. Unfortunately, this is the sorrowful and cruel story of Dr. Charles Lee Scudder and his partner Joey Odom. They built their dream home in the mountains of northern Georgia and were confronted with the real evil - the locals.

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Corpsewood Manor is in Summerville, Georgia, located in the northwestern corner of the state in Chattooga County. The Chattahoochee Forest surrounds the area. Can You Visit Corpsewood Manor? Yes and no.

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As author Amy Petulla describes in her book The Corpsewood Manor Murders in North Georgia, a residence near the little town of Trion in Chattooga County—not Chattanooga, Tennessee, but close to it across the border—has achieved near-mythic status among locals for the horrific crimes that were committed there.

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This brick mansion was built as their dream home. They lived happily with their two mastiff dogs, until one fateful night in December. Facebook Corpsewood Manor Advertisement All that's left of the brick mansion are the haunting ruins, and one ghastly tale that still remains a mystery to this day.

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A portion of the ruins. This is a photo from the rear of the manor. Melanie Mumea Le (Public Domain) Surrounded by the Chattahoochee National Forest is the former site of a brick mansion, now.

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Corpsewood Manor was a castle built in the woods of Chattooga County, Georgia in Trion as a home for two party-loving Satanists. The castle had been built by a former professor at Loyola.

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Corpsewood Manor - A Castle In The Woods. 8,686 likes · 10 talking about this. Memorial for Corpsewood Manor and those who built it---Charles Scudder and Joey Odom. Corpsewood Manor - A Castle In The Woods

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Upon seeing the endless stand of barren trees around them that first winter, they chose a fitting name for their new home: Corpsewood. Scudder and Odom lived simply in their two-story home. A wood stove provided heat, a chemical toilet served as an outhouse, and they grew their own food.

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Out near Summerville, Georgia lays what remains of Corpsewood Manor, a house built by Dr. Charles Lee Scudder and his partner Joseph Odom, and the site of their murders. Charles Scudder was born on October 6, 1926, in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. In the 1940s, he attended Oberlin College in Oberlin, Ohio, and was involved with the school's drama program.

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The Corpsewood Manor Murders in North Georgia Amy Petulla 3.50 243 ratings33 reviews Author Amy Petulla uncovers the curious case that left two men dead and the incredible story still surrounded by controversy, speculation and myth. In 1982, Tony West and Avery Brock made a visit to notorious Corpsewood Manor under the pretense of a celebration.

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Corpsewood Manor: Such a name seems ripped from the pages of a horror novel. Yet Corpsewood Manor is all-too-real, and in December of 1982, this hand built brick mansion in the woods of northern Georgia played host to a brutal double murder.

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The 1982 murder of a professor and his companion who retired to the woods garnered intense media attention at the time. Dr. Charles Scudder was shot to death in his secluded home in Chattooga County, Georgia, along with Joseph Odom.