Goshen Farmhouse

***The Goshen Farmhouse has been destroyed by a fire**

Nathaniel White is an American serial killer. Active in the Hudson Valley region of New York during the early 1990s, White confessed to beating and stabbing six women to death while on parole. He hid the bodies of many of his victims inside the Goshen Farmhouse. 

White claimed to have found inspiration for his first murder while watching Robocop 2: "The first girl I killed was from a 'Robocop' movie... I seen him cut somebody’s throat then take the knife and slit down the chest to the stomach and left the body in a certain position. With the first person I killed I did exactly what I saw in the movie. This first killing took place on March 25, 1991—after White had been convicted of abducting a 16-year-old girl, but before he started his prison sentence—and police did not make the connection at the time. In a plea bargain that would later be heavily criticized, White had pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor for the abduction and would therefore be eligible for parole after just one year. White was paroled in April 1992 and returned to Orange County, New York.

White's first victim was the young niece of his girlfriend, whom he killed at the end of June, and he killed four others during the month of July. The house has been abandoned for many years. Explore at your own risk.