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Jen and Cam are two funny ladies who like to talk about murder, mass murder, murder suicide,

serial killers, spree killers, thrill killers, contract killings, honor killings and a whole

lot of other sh**. Too heinous for me to list here. If you're disturbed by this sort of content,

you may want to listen to something else. And if you're a child trying to listen to our true

crime podcast, well, you better ask your mama.

Hey Jen. Hey Cam, how you doing? I'm doing pretty darn well. How are you?

I'm doing fantastic because today we have an extra special bonus for our listeners.

It's about a case we covered in December of 2018 on the very first episode of our 12 Nightmares

Perform Christmas. This case is one of the most infamous cases in St. Louis. It is unsolved,

or actually I should say infamous case in Missouri right there with the Springfield 3,

but it's an unsolved murder and not only is it unsolved, but it's of a child that we don't

even know who she is. Our identity is unknown to this day. It all started on February 1983,

when these two men entered the basement of a derelict building in the block of 5,600

Clemens Avenue. Now they stumble in there and come across a grizzly, a grizzly scene that would

haunt the authorities as well as the community for years. Now the 43rd anniversary is coming up

on us quickly and a local St. Louis man is fighting to get St. Louis's Jane Doe or, as she's known

as precious hope, not only to give her her name back, but also to get the justice that she deserves.

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