Slow burn media and Bill Huffman present this week's episode of Who Killed, featuring the Lake Waco murders.

Hello and welcome to Who Killed, a slow burn media production. I'm your host, Bill Huffman, and on this week's episode, we'll be looking into the

case of the Lake Waco murders, a case that occurred in 1982. And just to give you a little bit

of a background into how we come across our cases or choose the cases that we do decide to

produce, it's kind of interesting.

Sometimes it's driven by a listener.

Sometimes it's driven by personal interests.

And on this particular situation, it was driven during the research of the Austin case that I just covered about the yogurt shop murders.

And they kept referencing the Lake Waco case,

and I was unfamiliar with the tragedy that had occurred in 1982 at Lake Waco in the summer.

And this case is extremely interesting.

This one does have a resolution, but to say that this is a clean-cut case is definitely a stretch.

There has been a lot of controversy as far as who committed the crimes, whether or not these cases were necessarily forced confessions, or if they possibly even executed the wrong individual.

So this case has lots of twists and turns.

So this will just be the first episode of a few on the Lake Waco case, because again, this is

another case where three teenagers who were

in the primes of their lives were literally struck down while out having fun in the middle

of summer, stabbed to death in what can only be considered an absolute horrible tragedy.

So join me this week as we explore the case of the Lake Waco murders.

Shockingly, it's already been 36 years since the bodies of the three teenagers,

Raylene Rice, Jill Montgomery, and Kenneth Franks were found by two fishermen,

brutally stabbed just outside of Lake Waco.

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