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This week on True Crime Chronicles. It's a hot San Diego day in August of 1978. The Rolling Stones Miss You and Donna

Summers, Blair on the radio and Highway Billboards promoting the new musical

Greece catch the eyes of Passerby. Two young couples have driven down from Long Beach California

to spend the night on a remote beach renowned for swimming, surfing, and fishing.

Torrey Pines Beach is in the North County of San Diego.

This is David Godfardson.

He's an investigative producer for CBS 8 in San Diego.

And it's a state beach and a little more isolated than the tourist pack beaches down in the

main city of San Diego.

It's kind of near Delmar.

It's separated from roads by cliffs, railroad tracks, and so it's kind of a isolated place to hang out. In the day

there are a lot of people there, but at night it's very isolated and dark, and the

further north you go, the darker it gets and the more isolated it gets.

And there's railroad tracks running along it so you know

there's people that hang out on the railroad tracks travel up and down the

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