This week we cover a story that will make you sad, enraged, and vindicated all in one shot. The Haunting story is known as the Oklahoma Girl Scout murders. Nearly 45 years ago, three Girl Scouts were brutally murdered at a sleepaway camp. After Decades of investigative work and advancements in DNA technology, the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation is ready to close the case. Listen to find out what happened that night, why it took so long to solve, and what new evidence came to light. 

For dinner, Cindy went with a camping theme and made Oklahoma fried onion burgers. For dessert, we shared thin mint cheesecake. This recipe is a must if you are a fan of the famous Girl Scout cookies. Our drink this week was Oyster River red wine, a unique, medium-bodied, red wine coming from Maine 

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Where did we get our info from? 

DNA points to longtime primary suspect in 1977 Girl Scout slayings

Girl Scout Murders

1977 Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders: The suspect

What happened at Camp Scott in 1977

Latest in the investigation

What did we eat? 

Oklahoma Fried Onion Burgers

Best Thin Mint Cheesecake Recipe

What did we drink? 

OYSTER RIVER WINEGROWERS

Oyster River Red

Sounds:

Cartoon

Sad Violin