Kaelyn Moore

meaning at some point she probably tried to run and get away or maybe crawl to get to safety. But it seemed like with whatever happened, she wasn't dead right away. They can also see that in the station wagon back window, there's all these like spider web cracks. Whatever happened also hit the station wagon. David dies minutes after he reaches the hospital, but Betty is declared dead at the scene.

meaning at some point she probably tried to run and get away or maybe crawl to get to safety. But it seemed like with whatever happened, she wasn't dead right away. They can also see that in the station wagon back window, there's all these like spider web cracks. Whatever happened also hit the station wagon. David dies minutes after he reaches the hospital, but Betty is declared dead at the scene.

meaning at some point she probably tried to run and get away or maybe crawl to get to safety. But it seemed like with whatever happened, she wasn't dead right away. They can also see that in the station wagon back window, there's all these like spider web cracks. Whatever happened also hit the station wagon. David dies minutes after he reaches the hospital, but Betty is declared dead at the scene.

Eventually, officers learn kind of what they guessed when they got to the scene, but the two were killed by gunshot wounds. The question is, though, who fired the gun? I want you to get into this because there's a little bit more at the crime scene that's going to help them kind of figure out the answers to that question.

Eventually, officers learn kind of what they guessed when they got to the scene, but the two were killed by gunshot wounds. The question is, though, who fired the gun? I want you to get into this because there's a little bit more at the crime scene that's going to help them kind of figure out the answers to that question.

Eventually, officers learn kind of what they guessed when they got to the scene, but the two were killed by gunshot wounds. The question is, though, who fired the gun? I want you to get into this because there's a little bit more at the crime scene that's going to help them kind of figure out the answers to that question.

Yes, it's the 4th of July, 1969. There's this young woman in Vallejo. Her name's Darlene Farron, and she's getting ready to enjoy the holiday. She's 22 years old. She's married. She has this little baby girl at home. Darlene and her husband, Dean, are actually planning to celebrate the 4th with a few friends after his restaurant shift ends around midnight.

Yes, it's the 4th of July, 1969. There's this young woman in Vallejo. Her name's Darlene Farron, and she's getting ready to enjoy the holiday. She's 22 years old. She's married. She has this little baby girl at home. Darlene and her husband, Dean, are actually planning to celebrate the 4th with a few friends after his restaurant shift ends around midnight.

Yes, it's the 4th of July, 1969. There's this young woman in Vallejo. Her name's Darlene Farron, and she's getting ready to enjoy the holiday. She's 22 years old. She's married. She has this little baby girl at home. Darlene and her husband, Dean, are actually planning to celebrate the 4th with a few friends after his restaurant shift ends around midnight.

But Dean asks her to pick up some fireworks before. And she says, sure, back in the day when you could buy fireworks in California. But Darlene has plans that evening. So she doesn't actually leave to go get the fireworks until about 1130 p.m. She's kind of cutting it close to when his restaurant shift is going to end. And she asks the babysitter, hey, just stay a little bit longer.

But Dean asks her to pick up some fireworks before. And she says, sure, back in the day when you could buy fireworks in California. But Darlene has plans that evening. So she doesn't actually leave to go get the fireworks until about 1130 p.m. She's kind of cutting it close to when his restaurant shift is going to end. And she asks the babysitter, hey, just stay a little bit longer.

But Dean asks her to pick up some fireworks before. And she says, sure, back in the day when you could buy fireworks in California. But Darlene has plans that evening. So she doesn't actually leave to go get the fireworks until about 1130 p.m. She's kind of cutting it close to when his restaurant shift is going to end. And she asks the babysitter, hey, just stay a little bit longer.

I'm going to be out. I just have to run this quick errand and then I'll be right back. At least that's what she says she's going to go do. She's actually going to go pick up a guy named Mike Majoe. Mike's 19 and he and Darlene are very good friends. A lot of people actually think that they're more than just good friends. And Darlene and Mike, they're not going to go pick up fireworks that night.

I'm going to be out. I just have to run this quick errand and then I'll be right back. At least that's what she says she's going to go do. She's actually going to go pick up a guy named Mike Majoe. Mike's 19 and he and Darlene are very good friends. A lot of people actually think that they're more than just good friends. And Darlene and Mike, they're not going to go pick up fireworks that night.

I'm going to be out. I just have to run this quick errand and then I'll be right back. At least that's what she says she's going to go do. She's actually going to go pick up a guy named Mike Majoe. Mike's 19 and he and Darlene are very good friends. A lot of people actually think that they're more than just good friends. And Darlene and Mike, they're not going to go pick up fireworks that night.

Instead, they end up going to the parking lot of the Blue Rock Springs Golf Course, another Lovers Lane type area only two miles from where David Faraday and Betty Lou Jensen were killed. The couple sitting alone in the area. It's dark. There's no one else around. And all of a sudden, another car pulls up into the lot. And it's a big lot. A lot of kids come here to, you know, it's a lover's lane.

Instead, they end up going to the parking lot of the Blue Rock Springs Golf Course, another Lovers Lane type area only two miles from where David Faraday and Betty Lou Jensen were killed. The couple sitting alone in the area. It's dark. There's no one else around. And all of a sudden, another car pulls up into the lot. And it's a big lot. A lot of kids come here to, you know, it's a lover's lane.

Instead, they end up going to the parking lot of the Blue Rock Springs Golf Course, another Lovers Lane type area only two miles from where David Faraday and Betty Lou Jensen were killed. The couple sitting alone in the area. It's dark. There's no one else around. And all of a sudden, another car pulls up into the lot. And it's a big lot. A lot of kids come here to, you know, it's a lover's lane.

But this car pulls up right next to them. And that's kind of lover's lane faux pas. You give each other space when you're there.

But this car pulls up right next to them. And that's kind of lover's lane faux pas. You give each other space when you're there.