We've been in a holding pattern for so long in our efforts with the Burger Chef Murders and the case I have long-planned to cover for season 4 of Circle City Crime. We have some updates on the progress and on what the heck happened to the Burger Chef Murders cases that have disappeared from our feed.

Ronnie Roberts was a good kid, a good employee, and a good boyfriend. One Sunday night in 1973 he went missing, and two days later his body was on the wooded shoreline of a reservoir more than 30 miles away from the place he was last scene.

Check out bookCASE, the newest podcast by Words With Chris Productions. On bookCASE we'll dive headfirst into the art of writing crime, mystery, and horror fiction, as well as true crime books and podcasts. Host, Chris Davis will talk with authors about how and why they do it and readers and listeners about why they love it. bookCASE will also feature live reads of original fiction by Chris and other authors.Follow on Social Media:TWITTER: www.twitter.com/_wordswithchrisINSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/wordswithchrisRead the Blog: http://wordswithchris.home.blog

We wrap our discussion of the murder of Tristan Twilley with a discussion regarding what the family has been told about why, despite significant video evidence and witness testimony, no charges have been filed in Tristan's case.Stay tuned afterward, for an introduction and reading from Chris's debut novel, Beneath the Fallen Leaves.Join the discussion: www.facebook.com/3CPodcastIndyOrder your copy of Beneath the Fallen Leaves: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08C71PMT5 Banks and Brower Blog: https://banksbrower.com/2020/01/31/felony-murder-how-it-is-possible-to-be-convicted-of-murder-without-killing-anyone/KTBS3 News Story: https://www.ktbs.com/news/homicide-defendant-rejects-plea-officer-trial-set-this-fall/article_01847f70-c08d-11ea-a03a-83b8ed5320ad.html

In this episode, we put to bed some more general theories about what could have lead to Tristan Twilley's murder and hone in on a theory that involves a targeted setup.I'm coming to you live from one of our hotels as we travel Route 66 this week so please excuse the handful of bangs and clangs from doors closing that I couldn't edit out. I thought it was important to keep getting the new evidenced we've unearthed about Tristan's murder out there even though I couldn't record from the comfort of home. If you're interested in our trip, check out our social media for pictures and stories. You can find us as "WordswithChris" on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

It's rare to have a surveillance video that shows a murder, but there's so much about the time and place Tristan Twilley was murdered that you can't see from that video. This week we dive into those things we've uncovered and where we hope that leads us next.Join the Conversation & Share the Message: https://www.facebook.com/3CPodcastIndyJoin us July 18, 2020 'Murder at the Vogue: An Afternoon of True Crime' at The Vogue Theater in Broad Ripple Village. Tickets available at www.thevogue.com or on our Facebook Events Tab.

In March 2018 44-year-old Tristan Twilley was shot in broad daylight as he was leaving a barber shop on Indianapolis's east side. To this day, even with a video showing Tristan's killer and the events surrounding the shooting, more questions remain than answers. Join us as we join Tristan's family in the hunt for answers.Join the discussion: facebook.com/3CPodcastIndy

In this, our second YouTube Live video we introduce you to our next case, talk about Chris's upcoming debut novel, Beneath the Fallen Leaves, do a rapid-fire look at three unsolved Indiana cases, and discuss some notable theories about the Burger Chef Murders and the Westside Park Murders.Join the discussion: facebook.com/3CPodcastIndySupport our Sponsor, Broad Ripple Candle Company: broadripplecandle.comUse code 'CRIME15' at checkout to save 15% on your entire order.

After more than four months, we're wrapping up our regular coverage of the Westside Park Murders. In this episode, we give the most detailed profile we can of who we think committed this terrible crime. Please share. I think if the right person who lived in Muncie, Indiana in the 1980's hears this, they'll immediately have a name come to mind that fits the description of the type of person we believe was beyond the murders of Muncie teens, Kimberly Dowell and Ethan Dixon.Join the conversation:facebook.com/3CPodcastIndy

Years after the senseless murder of Kimberly Dowell and Ethan Dixon, a man imprisoned for his most recent in a string of violent crimes contacts Muncie Police Department with a story about that night in September 1985. Does he know something, was he involved, or was he just cooking something up to get a better sentence?Join the Discussion: www.facebook.com/3CPodcastIndySupport our Investigations: www.patreon.com/3CPodcast