Welcome to the podcast Crime Salad. We are a husband and wife and partners in crime. My name is Ashley.

And I'm Ricky. So glad you can join us for this episode because we are about to dive into the darkest

corners of human nature.

So brace yourself as we embark on a journey filled with twisted motives, unsolved mysteries, and the constant pursuit for justice.

As always, listener discretion is advised.

The content in this specific episode involves child victims and involves extremely graphic details. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,

oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, A lot of kids in their teens have the typical plans of getting their

driver's license, starting their first job, maybe improving their physical

fitness, you know typical high school things. But two teenage

boys of the Bever family had other plans. Located 15 miles east of Tulsa is a

city called Broken Arrow, Oklahoma,

populating over 116,300 people,

according to the United States Census Bureau

for the year of 2021. Broken Arrow was originally established to be Indian

Territory and was home to the Muskogee Creek Indians who were forced to move

to Oklahoma from Alabama.

This could be covered in a whole other podcast,

but thousands of Native Americans

traveled mostly by foot from the southeastern states

to Oklahoma.

And this was called the Trail of Tears

because over 10,000 lives were lost.

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