Murder at Twin Ponds. A true story that inspired Twin Peaks

Laura Palmer actually existed.
Her name was Hazel Drew.
And she was also mysteriously killed.

In the summer of 1908, the murder of Hazel Drew shocked the northern part of the state of New York. The mutilated body of a twenty -year -old girl was found in a pond, and the more investigators studied her origin, habits and surroundings, the more incomprehensible the story became ... The unsolved murder gave rise to rumors, speculation, stories about ghosts and, almost a century later, the phenomenon of the series Twin Pix . One of the screenwriters of the series, Mark Frost, embodied the image of Hazel Drew, whom he often heard in childhood from his grandparents, in the image of Laura Palmer ...
Who killed Hazel Drew? Like Laura Palmer, she was a mysterious girl leading a double life. David Bushman and Mark Givens are being investigated by her case - and they call the names of probable killers. The story of the girl’s pond, the girl’s pond turns into a grandiose canvas about strange relatives, unreliable witnesses, corrupt metropolis and influential officials involved in history. A brilliantly developed investigation of the mysterious murder, which has become a source of inspiration for one of the most important cultural phenomena in the history of cinema and television