Welcome to the podcast Crime Salad where we talk true crime. I'm your host

Ashley and with me always is my husband and partner in crime Ricky. The purpose of this

podcast is to honor the victims through ethical storytelling in the hopes of

preventing future tragedies. We want our stories to resonate and educate others in hopes that some of these

similar cases with identifiable patterns can be prevented. Now, before we jump in,

please let us warn you that this is a true crime

podcast. The details of this episode may be triggering to some listeners.

Listener discretion advised. Oh, Many questions remain unanswered in the years following the mixed-day family's disappearance in

Southern California in 2010. Joseph, 40 and Summer Mix Day 43

drove away from their Fallburg, California home with their two sons, four-year-old

Gianney and three-year-old Joseph Jr. never to be seen again.

Years later, however, a devastating discovery changed the course of the entire case.

What took place on the evening of February 4, 2010, and how did the family end up discovered nearly four years later in two shallow graves?

By the end of this story you'll be perplexed as to whether there was more than one murderer.

Once more evidence was collected, there was no doubt about it.

Greed was the motivating factor.

This case involves the fatalities of children.

Therefore, an additional content warning is advised.

So this week we visit what may be the best place in the world to eat avocados.

Do you have any idea? I have no idea where avocados come from.

Well, mostly from Mexico and California.

But to be specific, we are going to Fallbrook, California,

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