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Slack.com slash DHQ. Hi guys, how are you today? My name is Bailey Sarian and today is Monday,

which means it's murder, mystery and makeup. Monday. If you're new here every Monday,

I sit down. I talk about a true crime story that's been on Minogon and I put on my makeup

at the same time. If you like true crime, if you like murder, if you like true crime and

you like makeup, go ahead and hit that subscribe button every Monday. I'm here. Yeah, story.

So today's story is Unsolved and it takes place in Speedway, Indiana and it involves four

young employees of this fast food joint called Burger, Burger Chef. I'm so sorry. Oh my gosh,

this is not appropriate. No, I'm not undrugged or anything. I was just having a conversation

today how I can't pronounce anything. Home Bears saying it is. Oh man, I was laugh crying.

Okay, back to the story. These four young employees worked at a local burger joint,

it was called Burger Chef. They just vanished and then later, sadly, they were found. All four of

them murdered on November 17, 1978. Four young people were closing up a burger chef restaurant. We

have Jane Fried, she was 20 years old and she was the assistant manager on duty that night. We had

Ruth Shelton, she was 17 years old. Daniel Davis, he was 16 and Mark Flemmins, who was also 16.

They were scheduled to stay a couple hours past closing and clean up and get things ready for

the morning shift. The burger chef chain, it doesn't exist anymore, but at the time it was

an Indianapolis based company with about 600 restaurants nationally. And then in the early 1980s,

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