Posted on 01/31/2024 2:34:36 PM PST by DallasBiff
Just after midnight on November 17, 1978, a teenage boy pulled into the parking lot of the Burger Chef where he worked in Speedway, Indiana. The lights were on, so he figured his coworkers were still inside cleaning up. Deciding to pay them a visit, he walked up to the back door and noticed it was open, which was odd. When he entered, he realized the store was empty and the cash-register drawers were on the floor.
Two days later, the four young people who should’ve been closing up that night were found dead in a neighboring county. More than 40 years later, what happened remains a total mystery.
After the teenager who discovered the scene called the police, the store manager came in and determined that $581 in cash was missing. Still, the police didn’t assume the employees had been robbed and kidnapped. At first, they thought the four young people working that night—16-year-olds Daniel Davis and Mark
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In & Out easily beats Whataburger
Incrediburgable!
“His name was Tony Kiritsis. Maybe you remember him.”
Oh yea, I remember him. He’s the guy that had the shotgun wired to the back of his landlord’s? neck. Broadcast live on TV.
Hardees still big down South. One in every town in Alabama and Georgia.
Yea, I must be high.
There is no where inside of I-465 that is safe.
“There are 1628 Hardee’s left, predominantly in the southeast.”
Wow, I didn’t know there were that many left.
“NOBODY beats Whataburger, though!”
Whataburger scene from Vengeance
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzKloIxmQm4
Too soon!
I remember as a young boy in the 60s my uncle coming up on a Friday afternoon and telling my cousins and I, “Let’s go to Burger Chef.” They had one about 10-15 miles away in Marietta not far from where the Big Chicken is (there’s a Church’s Fried Chicken there now at the old BC spot, IIRC). We always looked forward to it.
I really liked Burger Chef food, btw.
If the murderers can be identified, they should fry.
Here’s the source I used and a density map showing where they are
https://www.scrapehero.com/location-reports/Hardees-USA/
We lost a number of them in Indiana. I kind of assumed that most were closed.
Northside was pretty darn safe. I know, I grew up there in the 60’s & 70’s.
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