In the sleepy community of Spring Valley, Illinois, stories of a "Hatchet Man" prowling a tiny, abandoned cemetery in an area known as Black Hollow have terrified residents for more than a half-century.Spread over five acres in a wooded glen, the cemetery, home to some of the first settlers in the area, has quietly marked the passage of time. While many of the names of those early settlers on the weather-worn, moss-covered tombstones have been lost to the ravages of time, not so is the legacy of the Hatchet Man and the ghastly murders he committed here.The Hatchet Man has killed before. The only question is, when will he kill again?