Imagine this scenario:  You’re walking by yourself in the pristine, expansive wilderness of Van Cortlandt Park in Bronx, New York. You marvel at your surroundings and take in the tranquil beauty of the old oak trees, stony ridges, and the serene lake. Although you are completely isolated, you can’t help but shake the unnerving feeling that you’re being watched…that you’re not alone. Well, if you were visiting the park in 1918, there’s a very real chance…that you weren’t alone.  Find out more on this episode of the Missing Chapter.

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