Hello and thanks for joining us for this episode of Into the Killing. Before we start today's

episode, we just want to mention that we recently launched a new YouTube channel called Paranormally

Listed. On that channel, we examine unexplained phenomena. For example, we have videos about

killers who were haunted by the ghosts of their victims, monsters who may have killed people,

and alleged UFO crashes that

predate the Rosmall incident. In the next few weeks, we plan on releasing two videos a week,

so you should check it out. You can find it at YouTube.com slash paranormal listed.

And now, for our first case, we're going back to June 1984.

On June 6, 1984, the video game Tetris was released in the Soviet Union.

It was created by software engineer Alexa Pugitinov, and it was available on the electronica

60, which was a computer sold in the Soviet Union.

Tetris has gone on to be one of the best-selling

video games of all time. On June 8th, an F-5 tornado touched down in the town of

Barnabelle, Wisconsin. The town was nearly destroyed. Nine people were killed, 200 were

injured, and there was $25 million in damage. In June, 1984, 15-year-old Risa Trexler lived in Salisbury, North Carolina.

Salisbury is about 43 miles north of Charlotte, North Carolina.

In the 1980s, it had a population of around 22,000 people.

It was the headquarters of the grocery store chain, Food Lion. On June 15th, 1984, Risa had two male friends over at her house.

Risa's sister, 13-year-old Jodi, was also there. It was the first week of summer vacation.

Risa and her friends were watching MTV.

At around 3.30 p.m., Risa's friends left, and she was home alone with her sister, Jody.

At some point, Jody realized that Risa wasn't in the house.

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