This podcast episode dives into the chilling 1993 Ertman-Pena murders in Houston, Texas, where six teenage boys—Raul Villarreal, Efrain Perez, Joe Medelin, Peter Cantu, Sean O'Brien, and Uni Medelin—kidnapped, raped, and killed two girls, Jennifer Ertman and Elizabeth Peña. It explores the troubled lives of the perpetrators, shedding light on the systemic failures and parental neglect that played a role in their horrific actions. The story tracks the investigation, trials, and sentencing of those involved, showcasing the case's unprecedented nature and its profound impact on both the community and the legal system. As the episode wraps up, it reflects on the complexities of justice, the reality of capital punishment, and the lasting grief faced by the victims' families.