A little over 20 years ago, tragic events occurred in a Dartmouth neighborhood at the hands of two teenagers.

Two Dartmouth professors were stabbed to death in their own home by a couple of kids that they let in based on a lie.

In the end, the double homicide divided many in the community when it came time for punishment.

Thank you. homicide divided many in the community when it came time for punishment. Welcome to 10-minute murder, brief and bingeable true crime. I'm Joe, the host, and thank you for being here.

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And you ever see something and it upset you for like no reason whatsoever?

I saw a TikTok video of some kids that were playing with a phone, an actual landline phone.

And they were shocked that it worked and kept calling each other from it saying,

I can hear you.

Of course you can hear them.

It's a phone. And it doesn't help when my own child, saying, I can hear you. Of course you can hear them. It's a phone.

And it doesn't help when my own child, he talks about some new trend or whatever, and I have no idea what he's talking about. And I say, I don't know what you're talking about. And he says, that's because you were born in the 1900s. He's got a mouth on it. The point is, kids do dumb stuff. And we've all been kids, so you know that's a fact.

We've all done dumb stuff as kids.

But those dumb things can range from the TikTok video that I mentioned to actual murder.

The murder is thankfully way less common, but it does happen.

And that is what we're talking about in today's story.

Music happens. And that is what we're talking about in today's story. A cold night in New Hampshire on January 22nd, 2001. A family friend, Roxanna Verona, was arriving for dinner at 6.30 p.m.

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