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Westside Park Murders Muncie's Most Notorious Cold Case (True Crime)

Keith Roysdon

On a warm night in September 1985, teenagers Kimberly Dowell and Ethan Dixon were brutally murdered in Westside Park in Muncie, Indiana. Their killer has never been charged. Early on, police focused on a family member of one of the teens as a primary suspect. The investigation even ruled out fantast...

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The hosts repeatedly referenced the book as their primary source, noting that it detailed the crime scene, car layout, and investigative leads, and that it was heavily relied upon throughout the episode.

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according to a book by Keith Roysden and Douglas Walker, a source we'll rely on very heavily here for this episode, Terry also has his canine partner Max with him.

— Episode: INFAMOUS: The Westside Park Murders

Episode: INFAMOUS: The Westside Park Murders

The hosts repeatedly referenced the book as their primary source, noting that it detailed the crime scene, car layout, and investigative leads, and that it was heavily relied upon throughout the episode.

"

according to a book by Keith Roysden and Douglas Walker, a source we'll rely on very heavily here for this episode, Terry also has his canine partner Max with him.

In the book, The West Side Park Murders, Muncie's Most Notorious Cold Case, it says that both the front seats were reclined with like sleeping bags draped over them and the passenger side window was shattered.

According to Roysden and Walker's book, within two days of the murders, they actually might have found one of them.

According to the book, on November 14, 2018, a judge approves a warrant to get his DNA.

According to the book, the DNA evidence is described as being damaged and muddied.

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