Hello, thanks for joining us for today's episode of Into the Killing.

We just wanted to let you know that we relaunched our website, Criminelylisted.com.

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So if you have a great case, please visit the website and let us know about it.

In today's episode, we'll cover two cases of people who were murdered at work.

The first case happened in April, 1982. At the beginning of the month, the Falkland Island War

began. It was an undeclared war between Argentina and Britain. The war lasted 10 weeks and resulted

in the British victory. On April 17th, Canada became a fully sovereign country. On April 28th,

1982, the classic I Love Rock and Roll by Joan Jed and the Black Hearts was number one on the

billboard charts. The number one movie was the sex comedy, Porkies. The Bob Clark directed movie

was enjoying its seventh week as the top movie in the USA.

On April 28, 1982, 33-year-old Barbara Mendez was working alone at the Park City Credit Union in Minna Aqua, Wisconsin.

Barbara was a part-time employee and she had never worked alone.

But her co-worker became ill and had to leave early that day.

Minnaqua is a small town in northern Wisconsin. In the early 1980s, it had a population of just over 3,300 people.

It is a popular area for fishing, hunting, and camping.

It was a peaceful town. The last time they had a murder was in 1935.

Barb was married to a man named Robin who went by the name Bob.

They had two daughters, Don and Christy.

Barbara was active in her church which she and Bob helped establish.

Barbara taught Sunday school.

She was well liked in her community.

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