In the last season, I stumbled upon an article featuring this guy.

Grateful day, and could you come up with a better name?

The Grateful Dead cases?

It was about a series of mysterious unsolved deaths and disappearances of grateful dead

fans.

Those concerts brought people together to a certain place in certain time.

The idea wasn't that all these cases were related, but perhaps their commonality could

be used to help solve them.

Maybe they were going to a concert, had a ticket step in their pocket, had a concert

shirt on.

This in turn sent me down an investigative rabbit hole, eventually linking with this guy.

There was this podcast that was being put together and that it was about the Grateful Dead,

murder, mystery, type thing.

When I saw that, it wasn't too long before this all started bubbling up in my mind.

A strange encounter he had decades ago may hold the truth to the brutal murder of Mary

Joya and Greg Niffin.

We're sitting in the living room and another fellow deadhead, Shota, and immediately confronted

Bo.

He said, how can you sleep at night?

Why were you washing your hands?

An African-American man named Ralph International Thomas was convicted of the murders, but

with very little physical evidence.

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