This is episode 3 in a multi-part series. We are releasing new episodes of this case each week.

In February, we will return to our usual release schedule of the 1st and the 15th.

Jennifer Vanish sometime in the overnight hours.

Right now there is no trace.

Investigators say evidence leaves them to believe that she's dead.

Stick my nose back on the trail.

That's all I can do.

This is already gone. In October of 2000, Justin Mello went to work at his part-time job at

Mancino's Pizza and Grinders, a popular pizza place in his hometown of

New Baltimore, Michigan.

While his coworker was out on a delivery, 16-year-old Justin, who was alone in the store, was led into the restaurant cooler where he was shot execution style.

This senseless crime shook the city and a six-department task force worked to investigate the crime and bring his killer or killers to justice.

When we last spoke, newspapers were reporting that two Anchor Bay natives had been arrested in Kentucky after a multi-state

crime spree that left at least one person dead.

We left the story in late November of 2000, with Frank and Jonathan awaiting their next court date.

In order to tell this next part of the story, we have to go back in time to August of 2000,

before Justin was murdered and before the town of New Baltimore was rocked by his sudden and senseless death.

Come with me as we turn back the clock and meet these new suspects before anyone knew what they were capable of. 20-year-old Dennis Bryan and 19-year-old David Bowman were from Fairhaven and

Chesterfield Township respectively and they had both worked at Mancinos in New Baltimore

in 1999, before leaving to work at another similar pizza store,

Woody's, in nearby Marine City.

As far as I can tell from the reporting, there were no issues with either young man during their

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