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🦋 Herzog's Bone Yard (a little east of Stockton)
Nearly everyone in this town of fewer than 2,000 people some 95-miles east of San Francisco has a story about the two men, who were known as wild partiers and methamphetamine users.
“It’s freaky when you realize you knew someone like that,†said Jennifer Brown, 57, a bartender from nearby Clements.
Mr. Shermantine and Mr. Herzog were regulars at several of the local bars, including the Linden Inn, owned by John Vanderheiden.
“I heard him boasting about how he killed a guy just to kill him,†said Mr. Vanderheiden, who said he shrugged off Mr. Herzog’s stories as barroom bragging until 1998, when his 25-year-old daughter, Cyndi, disappeared after a night out with the men. It is difficult to picture reading this story without wondering whether Herzog has started working on his documentary. Only icing on the cake that one of the murderers is named Herzog.
posted evening of Saturday, February 18th, 2012
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As you might imagine, this story dominates the newspapers here. And a truly terrible story it is.
posted evening of February 18th, 2012 by George
Headline at the San Jose Mercury News: Years of perseverance, promise of candy bars breaks Speed Freak Killers case.
posted morning of February 19th, 2012 by Jeremy
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