I've been receiving some requests from some of you to release the three podcasts that

I created years ago on the 1964 Unsolved Murder of Beverly Jaros.

These three episodes were among the first podcasts that I ever created, and it was under

the name American Crimecast.

You will hear interviews from Beverly's sister Carol, along with her mother Eleanor.

I am very saddened to share that Eleanor has since passed away.

Today I'm joined here with Carol, Beverly's sister, who in 1964, when Beverly was murdered,

Carol was 12.

I'm also joined with Beverly's mother, who was now in her mid-90s.

I'm Carol, Beverly's sister, and I want to say a little bit about my family background.

We were very close to our maternal grandparents, regularly had Sunday dinners with them, and

often during the week after my mom went back to work.

We were also close to my great-grandmother, who lived upstairs at my grandmother's house.

We would take probably yearly family vacations in the summertime with them.

I can remember going to Niagara Falls, Washington, D.C., New York City, and Montreal with them.

My grandparents were the only ones to have a key to our house.

They only lived probably less than a mile away.

I feel like I had an ideal childhood.

My best friend Jackie and I were kind of tomboyish.

Climb trees, rode our bikes incessantly, swam at the local pool, went horseback riding

and played outside till dark, went ice skating at the pond near the fireman's house, and

all that changed on December 28, 1964.

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