This is episode two in a multi-part series. We are releasing new episodes of this case each week.

Then we will return to our usual schedule of the first and the 15th in February.

Jennifer vanished sometime in the overnight hours.

Right now there is no trace.

The investigators say evidence leads them to believe that she's dead.

Stick my nose back in that trail. That's all I can do.

This is already gone.

Already gone.

On a Saturday night in October of 2000, Justin Mellow went to work at his part-time job at

Mancino's Pizza and Grinders, a popular pizza place in his hometown of New Baltimore, Michigan.

While his coworker was out on a delivery, 16-year-old Justin, who was alone in the store,

was forced into the restaurant cooler where he was shot execution style, the bullet ricocheting

into bags of shredded cheese. This senseless crime shook the city and a six-department task force

worked to investigate the crime and bring his killer or killers to justice.

Come with me as we return to the lakeside city, as suspects emerge and as a community tries to

put the pieces back together. On October 26th, as Justin was laid to rest at St. Mary's

cemetery, the task force was zeroing in on their suspects. That night, Matthew Daniels, age 16,

Jonathan Callad, age 18, and Frank Quicken, age 19 were taken into the station by police,

read their rights and interrogated. It was a former Mancino's employee who brought these three

young men to the attention of law enforcement, and after an investigation into the trio,

investigators believed that they were on the right track and they obtained a rest warrants.

According to the former employee, Jonathan was overheard talking about Mancino's being an

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