Hi, welcome to the Wilson Sheep podcast. I'm Roberta Glass, and today I'm going to be talking about the West Memphis Three case, and I will solve it for you.

So the West Memphis Three Case is about the murder of three eight-year-old boys, Chris Byers, Michael Moore, and Stevie Branch on May 5th, 1993 in West Memphis, Arkansas.

Now, the boys went for a bike ride in the Robin Hood's area of their neighborhood, and they went missing,

and a search-onsuit suit for them and they were found

in the Robin Hoods area in a lake in a wooded area in a lake submerged in water tied in their

own shoelaces and when they did a luminal test on

the slope going into the lake,

it lit up. Now that was not presented into court because it was a

fairly new technique then in 1993.

But I've heard many people say in this case that there was no blood and there was, in fact, a lot of blood.

Unless you want to believe that there was a lot of carrots and other kind of root vegetables

that light up luminal that they

by chance somehow rub them all over the slope of the going into the lake. But I mean, I've heard

people say so many crazy things in this case that I feel like I have to address so many of them, even though

there's a lot of wacky theories when it comes to this case. Now, this, right away, the town

was shook up and upset, as you would be and horrified when three eight-year-old boys are murdered.

And right away, one suspect stood out.

And that was a guy who had a history of setting fires, who had a long psychiatric history of going in and out of

psychiatric hospitals, who in the psychiatric hospitals described himself as homicidal and

sociopathic.

He also beat a grain dain to death.

He liked to kill cats via firecrackers up their anus.

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