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There's a town in South Dakota called Deadwood. It's a somewhat famous old west town. You might

recognize the name from its place and the legend of Wild Bill Hickock or perhaps from the HBO show of

the same name. If you think about anything when you hear the name Deadwood, you probably think about

saloons and gunfights and prospecting of her gold. You probably don't think about boulders.

But in 1982, it wasn't a duel with pistols that caused the death of David Crocket Roads.

It was a boulder to the head. Who wielded the rock though? That would remain a mystery for over

20 years, until a beer can, a tattoo, and a bus full of hippies led police to the killer.

From A&E, this is Cold Case Files, the podcast. I'm Brooke. And this story, adapted from a classic

episode of Cold Case Files, is told by the spectacular Bill Curtis.

We're on Main Street, Deadwood, South Dakota. A lot of history here. Deadwood has a number of

different characters that came along. Slow number 10 claims to be the sight that Wild Bill Hickock

was shot during the card game, holding the hand of Aces and Aids. Aces and Aids, also known as a

Deadman's Hand. 106 years to the day that Wild Bill Hickock was gunned down,

Deadwood South Dakota has another murder to deal with.

We are walking up the main road from off of Highway 85 to the parking area and picnic area.

We got called up here that there was a dead body up at the picnic area.

In 1982, Dwayne Russell is a detective with the Lawrence County Sheriff's Office.

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