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Truly Devious By Maureen Johnson
In Truly Devious by Maureen Johnson, the story is set at Ellingham Academy, a renowned academic institution located in the mountains of Vermont. According to page 64 of the book, Ellingham Academy "was built between 1928 and 1936 by Albert Xavier Ellingham and his wife, Iris Ellingham," establishing itself as a prestigious school that fosters young minds and attracts those who are drawn to its rich history and unsolved mysteries. Among these mysteries is the infamous Ellingham case, a kidnapping that occurred in 1936 where the wife and daughter of Albert Ellingham, Iris and Alice Ellingham, disappeared under unforeseen circumstances. All that was left behind were numerous unanswered questions and an eerie letter signed ‘Truly Devious’. This
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