In 1987, two teenage boys in Arkansas were run over by a train.

And to hear it from the Sheriff's Department, that's about all that happened.

Over the next few weeks, we'll cover the controversy surrounding the boys on the tracks.

In part one, we'll meet the boys, recount what the train conductor and his crew witnessed,

and discuss the initial police investigation, which included a very bizarre medical examiner's report.

I'm Mike, I'm Ian.

And I'm Dave.

If you're a fan of good old fashioned mysteries, stick around.

Because tonight's story is the start of a doozy.

This is Necronomopod.

The coverup began immediately, expanded to the medical examiner, Frommie Malik.

We were absolutely puzzled and outraged over the ruling of accidental as a matter of

death.

We didn't think that the fact supported that ruling.

And what we started out to do was just to obtain a second opinion.

We met resistance from all fronts, from law enforcement, from the crime lab.

We retained an attorney, a private investigator, and obtained port orders to get testable samples.

So that everything that they had in order to get a second opinion.

And Frommie Malik refused to obey the food orders.

So we had a few weeks of fun and good times after Dean Coral, right?

We did some Holtergeist, some UFO, good stuff.

Now we're going to piss some people off for a few weeks, right?

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