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New York Post
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Forgotten Wright-related murders
Frank Lloyd Wright’s personal tragedy occurred in 1914 at his Taliesin estate when Julian Carlton, a handyman with undiagnosed mental illness, murdered his mistress Mamah Borthwick and six others before setting the house on fire. Wright, devastated by the event, buried Mamah near Taliesin and reflected on their troubled relationship. The massacre, largely forgotten outside historical accounts, marked a tragic chapter in Wright’s life amid his reputation as America's greatest architect.
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