In 1978, John Shawne's was driving up a forest service route deep in the Eubermounts.

When he lost control of his old Volkswagen Bug and became stuck in a snow drift, things

then went from bad to worse when John went to push his car out and began to suffer a heart

attack.

Trapped in immense pain, John saw refuge in his vehicle and prayed help would come soon,

but hours passed.

John saw headlights pull up behind him and a group of men approached the vehicle with

flashlights.

John in desperate need for help and medical attention leaned out the window and yelled

for their help, but none would come.

Rather, the lights went out and the group of men went silent and seemingly retreated

into the darkness.

Unbeknownst to John, he may have just been the last person to witness the Eubermounts

County 5 alive.

Bill Sterling, Jack Hewitt, Ted Weir, Jack Madruga and Gary Matthias were on their way

home from a basketball game in Chico, an hour away from their home, but the five men

never made it.

Their abandoned car was discovered three hours up a mountain road in the wrong direction.

Even more puzzling was the fact that evidence suggested the men took a 31 kilometer hike

in the middle of the night, unprepared for the elements and made it to a cabin in the

woods.

This case filed, joined the theorist as they throw it into three by four and follow the

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