The question isn't did someone get murdered in this cabin, the question is how many. Situated just off the railroad tracks along Winder Highway, the Dacula Murder Cabin is a stone's throw from Pleasant Hill Cemetery.
Approaching the Murder Cabin, we were greeted by a fully articulated deer skeleton. Ominous to be sure, but our journalistic pursuits are undeterred by the threat of danger.
The Dacula Murder Cabin poses many mysteries. Why is it so close to the railroad tracks? Who lived here? What secrets do these walls conceal, and what terrible stories can they tell?
Old clothes hang on the rotting door. Inside, a chaotic mess crowned with overturned furniture hides the floor.
Eventually we made it out in one piece, and that's not something we imagine everyone who has entered the cabin can say. If you know anything about the history of this frightening abode, drop it in the comments below.
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Keep it classy, Gwinnett. This is not a political forum, nor is it place for intolerance or crude behavior of any sort. We are all in this together, so just enjoy the ride.