Southeast Kansas cropland that turned into a crime scene of serial slayings in the 1870s will be up for auction next month. The 162-acre rural tract where the Bender family killed at least 11 people will be sold off to the highest bidder by an Indiana-based auction company, The Wichita Eagle reported. Accounts say the family of four who came to be known as the "Bloody Benders" would lure travelers into their home northeast of Cherryvale in northwest Labette County, inviting them for a hot meal and a place to rest...
