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On June 30, 1999, in West Elton, Missouri, a woman was driving along a road near Route

367 when she spotted something in a nearby cornfield.

So she stopped, got out of her car, and approached the field.

And to her horror, she would discover a body, face down in the dirt, wearing filthy jeans

and a stained shirt.

And the body would eventually be determined to be Ricky McCormick's.

But it wasn't just the state of his body that would shock and puzzle investigators.

It would be what they found in his pockets.

Crime, conspiracy, cults, serial killers, and murder, all things that I love to

consume, and I know you do too, you sick, twisted, beautiful, intellectually minded freak.

Today we are talking about a very troubling and puzzling case with a lot of twists and turns

and cipher. So without further ado, let's unbuckle our seatbelt, go mock back to the highway, slam on the brakes, and bustle this windshield into this troubling case together.

All right, let's take a brief moment to talk about something I don't usually talk about,

but I actually really love, and that's makeup.

Honestly, I used to dread my morning routine, so many products, so many brushes, and somehow I'd still end up looking cakey or just not good.

Then I discovered Jones Road beauty. And everything changed. First of all, their miracle bomb

is honestly incredible. It's a highlighter, bronzer, blush, and lip tint all in one. So no

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