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I'm Ashley.

And I'm Lacey.

And this is United States of Murder.

This week, we're in Pennsylvania discussing the Bucks County killings. Then we'll talk about the murder of a young mother.

So buckle up and join us on this dark and twisted ride through the Keystone State. On the evening of July 5th, 2017, Jimmy Tarrow Patrick, who was 19 years old, left his grandparents'

house in Newtown Township.

With plans, it seemed pretty normal.

He just had completed his freshman year at Loyola University in Maryland,

where he was studying business on a full scholarship. Classmates and family described Jimmy

as energetic and socially engaged. He was popular in both school and community activities.

His friends remember him as a people person.

While he was last seen around 6 p.m. that evening,

and because he didn't return to work the next day at a restaurant in nearby Doyle's town,

because of this, his grandfather filed a missing person's report,

and the police asked the public for help in locating Jimmy. Two days later, on July 7, three more young men were reported missing.

Thomas Mayo, who went by Tom, he was 21 of Plumstead Township, and he was last seen by friends and family on his way to work and never showed up.

Tom had previously worked at a local auto shop, and he was known as a friendly, easy-going guy with a strong work ethic.

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