Hi, Crime Junkies. I'm your host, Ashley Flowers, and I'm back with part two of our investigation

into 14-year-old Sean Edwards, who is bewildering and vicious murder remains unsolved to this

day. If you're just tuning in, go back and listen to part one, because if you don't,

you're going to be totally lost. And I can almost promise you, this is a story that

you've never heard, and I can definitely promise you it's one that you don't want to miss.

When we left off last time, the investigation had stalled. After more than a year of rumors,

it was a gossip and dead ends. But a ruthless and unrelated robbery is about to heat up this cold case.

It's late at night on Saturday, June 27, 1987, when middle-town police are summoned to a condo.

The complex is like a five-minute walk from where Sean's family lives. But this call has nothing to do

with Sean's unsolved murder. This is about a robbery. A woman and her adult son were home

when the doorbell rang at around 11 p.m. She answered and was flung backwards as two men rushed in.

Only one of them wore a mask of some kind and he attacked her son. The man who came after her

didn't bother to hide his face. According to court records, her attacker hit her in the head and

then dragged her up the stairs by her hair, where he made her walk around on all fours. He had a

gun to her head and told her that he was going to kill her. But then he and his partner just ransacked the house.

The men were looking for money, jewelry, anything they could get. They must have known that she and her husband,

who was out at a race track that night, owned a successful local business. After they stole whatever they could,

they put her and her son in the basement, traumatized beyond belief and injured, but alive, and then they fled.

It only took a few days for police to track down one of the men, the guy who wore a mask.

And sure enough, not only did he know about the victim's business, he used to work for them.

Once he's in custody, he tells investigators that it was his partner's idea, and that partner is none other than Joey Selgado.

He agrees to testify against Joey. He also tells police the guns that they brought into the condo were cap guns

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