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Legend of The Field of Screams

You probably know that the South Boise / Kuna area has several prison facilities. What most people don’t know is the lengthy and twisted past of a farm and the prisoners who worked it….

The year was 1972. Wes VanSickle was the warden of a prison farm along Mason Creek. Harvest season meant extra work on the farm and VanSickle reluctantly agreed to bring 73 year-old Indian Eve along with the motley crew of prisoners sentenced to hard labor. With sunken eyes and a frail frame, she would provide meager help, at best. The red bus entered a cornfield from the Mason Creek road through the dimly lit morning. The radio crackled a simple 10-4 as warden VanSickle reported his location. Uneasiness came across the bus as a moaning breeze rustled the corn stalks and a sharp, thick smoke filled the cab. VanSickle glanced in the mirror, his heart sunk as eyes locked with Indian Eve. Then, silence.

The state never recovered Warden VanSickle, Indian Eve, or any of the other prisoners. In spite of efforts to cover up the unexplainable, this is a history that refuses to be quietly plowed under. Every effort at productivity on the farm has been countered by disaster-- the crops twist in unnatural patterns, scarecrows take on a life of their own, and those who work the ground, quietly leave it behind as they shake in silent fear. No one knows for sure, but it seems the events of that censored day continue to scream out for all the world to hear. They MUST be heard….