John Gentry was a 37-year-old man in Pensacola, Florida, who seemed to be living an average life.

He owned his own business, lived with his girlfriend, and the two used their financial success to have fun.

As far as he knew, despite having the usual ups and downs of life in general, things were going pretty well.

His girlfriend, Judy Bueno Eno, also owned her own

business and in June of 1983 she was hosting a party for one of her employees at a local restaurant.

John and Judy had other things going on during the day, so they met up at the restaurant for the event

and after a few hours, they went

their separate ways. Judy was going to continue partying with her friends, and John was going to head

home, another day like any other. Except it wasn't. When John got into his car to leave the restaurant,

all hell broke loose. His car exploded and he was suddenly surrounded by smoke

and shrapnel. The next thing he knew, medics were cutting his clothes off of him and treating his wounds.

Then he was loaded into the ambulance and rushed to the hospital. John would survive his wounds,

but the investigation into what had happened would open a can of worms that no amount of lies could contain.

This is Monsters. Judas Anna Louelty, who went by Judy's Anna Luelti, who went by Judy, was born on April 4, 1943 in Quana, Texas.

Her father, Zia, was a farm worker, and her mother, also a Judas, was a full-blood Apache.

Her mother died of tuberculosis when she was only two years old and her youngest brother, Robert, was a newborn.

Her two older brothers were sent to an orphanage while she and Robert were sent to live with her

grandmother. When she was 12, her father remarried and she and Robert were sent to live with them

who had moved to Roswell, New Mexico. That was not the happy reunion some might have thought

as both Zia and her stepmother were severely abusive. They beat both of the wealthy children and

withheld food, making them watch the rest of the family eat. To make matters worse, the abuse was

happening to them, but not her stepmother's own children.

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