December 12th, 1992, Charles McCounty, South Dakota.

After an all-night partying spree, 20-year-old Arnold Arshambo,

Arnold's 18-year-old spouse Ruby Bruier, and Ruby's 17-year-old cousin, Tracy Dion,

get into a car accident and crash into a frozen ditch.

By the time help arrives at the scene, Tracy is still in the car, but Arnold and Ruby have disappeared.

Three months later, Arnold and Ruby's bodies are found in the ditch just over 75 feet away from the accident scene

and their cause of death is determined to be exposure.

However, the investigation turns up some odd discrepancies to suggest the bodies may have been placed there and that Arnold and Ruby were alive during the three month window they were missing

But the circumstances of how they died remained shrouded in mystery.

After that, the trail went cold. Oh, uh, yeah. Oh, uh, uh, uh,

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uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, Hello everyone and welcome to our latest episode of the Trail Went Cold.

I'm your host Robin Warder.

And today we're going to be exploring a highly requested case which I have not yet covered.

The unexplained 1992 deaths of Arnold Arshambo and Ruby Bruier.

This is the story of a young couple who had spent the night drinking and partying alongside Ruby's cousin Tracy Dion, but on a very cold morning, their vehicle crashed and rolled over into a remote ditch.

According to Tracy, Arnold and Ruby took off and left her trapped inside the car, and by the time

help arrived in daylight hit, the couple had completely vanished.

It would not be until after the spring thaw hit three months later,

when Arnold and Ruby's bodies were found in different spots

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