On October 25, 1984, all the way out in Amarillo, Texas, a 29-year-old man named Ricky

Mock went into a convenience store and held the cashiers and guests at gunpoint, demanding

money.

When he got what he was looking for, he took off, only to be pulled over a few hours later

by an Amarillo officer who noticed his Indiana plates.

Ricky assumed that they knew it was him who robbed the place.

So as soon as he stopped his car, he hopped out and pointed his pistol at the patrol

car, prompting the officer to fatally shoot him.

Police searched his car and found not only the stolen money from the convenience store

hold up, but tons of other stolen cash and other stolen stuff from way out in Indiana.

So word quickly made its way from Texas to Indiana, where Ricky was wanted for other armed

robberies.

State police were sent to search his apartment in Logan's Port, Indiana, for anything

else that didn't belong to him.

And they did find some items from local burglaries.

But what else they found was shocking.

There was some bloody clothes and a newspaper clipping that didn't have anything to do

with any robbery that they were investigating.

The clipping had to do with a murder.

They quickly figured out who was the lead detective on that case.

Sergeant Dave Yolkallet.

There's a voice actor reading his report of that call.

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