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On the night of February 24th, 1978, five men went out to attend a college basketball game

for a night of fun, never to return home. Months later, four of them were found to have

died under mysterious circumstances while the fifth was never seen again.

Sometimes referred to as the de-at-law-pass incident of the United States,

today we're going to discuss the puzzling case of the Yuba County 5.

This is Redweb.

How's it going everybody? Welcome back to another Mystery Monday. I'm Trevor Collins.

With me as always Alfredo Diaz. Hello, hello. We got a fascinating one on our hands.

Going back into a winery missing five-folk case. Yeah, winery's coming, so we're setting the mood.

Winter is coming. Yeah, this case, as I mentioned in the hook there, has been referred to as the

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