Today is Wednesday, August 12, 2020.

On this day in 1993, a teenager named Joseph Shadow Clark broke into his old childhood home in the early hours of the morning and murdered the new residence.

Then he drove home and climbed back into bed.

Welcome to today in true Crime, a parcast original.

Due to the graphic nature of today's crimes, listener discretion is advised.

Extreme caution is advised for listeners under 13.

I'm Vanessa Richardson, and today I'm joined by our guest host, Carter Roy, of Espionage.

He's here to discuss some of the historical aspects of today's story while I'll cover the narrative.

Hello everyone, glad to be here.

The Bosco Murders is one of the most compelling modern murder stories, not because of the way the

Bosco's died, but because of the involvement of a celebrity psychic.

Now let's go back to the early morning of August 12th 1993. 18 year old Joseph Shadow Clark awoke from another bad dream in his bed in Big Fork, Montana.

Clark had graduated high school a few months earlier.

He was preparing to move into the dorms at an Oregon Quaker University on a full scholarship that fall.

Unfortunately, Clark's last summer before college had been plagued by nightmares.

They were always the same.

Every night for the past three weeks, Clark dreamt of breaking into his childhood home nearby and brutally murdering the couple who bought it from his parents and every morning he would wake

up confused at what the dream meant but on August 12th his nightmare became a reality. That night Clark pulled himself out of bed and headed outside. His

gun was already waiting in his car for him. He bought the 9 millimeter semi-automatic

earlier that summer,

and it had been stashed under his driver's seat ever since.

Now it was time to use it.

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