In this episode, Meg takes us back to early summer 1970 to investigate the heartbreaking and deeply unsettling case of three young friends from Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. When the boys set off on a secret hitchhiking trip, it would end in tragedy and leave questions that are still unanswered to this day.
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Cape Breton LOKOL. (n.d.). An unfortunate mishap: The official account of three Cape Breton boys found dead on the tracks in Maine. https://capebreton.lokol.me/an-unfortunate-mishap-the-official-account-of-three-cape-breto
Cape Breton LOKOL. (n.d.). Cape Breton boys on track. https://capebreton.lokol.me/cape-breton-boys-on-track
Cape Breton LOKOL. (n.d.). Sleeping victims: A Cape Breton true crime story. https://capebreton.lokol.me/sleeping-victims-a-cape-breton-true-crime-story
Cape Breton LOKOL. (n.d.). The Cape Breton boys. https://capebreton.lokol.me/the-cape-breton-boys
Cape Breton Spectator. (2017, July 19). Cape Bretoners, train accidents, and the U.S.https://capebretonspectator.com/2017/07/19/cape-bretoners-train-accident-us/
Murder, She Told. (n.d.). The Cape Breton Three [Podcast episode]. Murder, She Told. https://www.murdershetold.com/episodes/cape-breton-three
TODAY. (n.d.). Rossen Reports update: See how long it can take to hear a train coming [Video]. NBC News. https://www.today.com/video/rossen-reports-update-see-how-long-it-can-take-to-hear-a-train-coming-911815235593
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