In 1955, tragedy struck a small town in Maryland, USA. Two teenage girls, Nancy Marie Shomette and Michael Ann Ryan, were gunned down in the middle of a park one quiet Saturday morning. Police were stumped. The killer seemed to vanish into thin air along with the murder weapon, and eventually, the case went on ice. But in 1966, in Florida, a man by the name of Edward Dobek allegedly confessed to his sister-in-law, Jean Dobek, to shooting the girls when he was 17 years old and lived in the area with his family. If true, a 41-year-old case might be solved… But can Jean's second-hand report be trusted?
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