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“Your big opportunity may be right where you are now.”
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Reports of Wearry ghosts appear NARROWSBURG, NY — In the annals of Tusten history rests the
tale of the Wearry brothers, two men whose bodies were discovered on January
21, 1967 when a curious postman, Herbert Ropke, searched their property on
Beaver Brook Road. The brothers had not retrieved mail from their box for three
days, and when Ropke peered through the front window, he saw Clarence Wearry
lying on the floor. Prompted by Ropke’s call, state police rushed to the Wearry
residence and found Floyd Wearry, 76, lying inside a two-story chicken house on
the brothers’ property. Then, they found Clarence, 62, lying dead inside the
brothers’ home. Led by state police senior investigator Salvatore
Indelicato, police found several hundred dozen spoiled eggs in pails and wire
baskets as well as empty cans of food piled in a corner. Indelicato said the
brothers had been dead at least three days. |
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