The Darkest Night

In 1973 Casper, Wyoming, eleven-year-old Amy Burridge and her eighteen-year-old sister, Becky, encounter a terrifying ordeal when two seemingly polite men offer them a ride home after a flat tire, leading to abduction and unimaginable horror. Years later, journalist Ron Franscell, a childhood friend of the sisters, revisits this tragic story of survival and loss, delving into the profound impact of that fateful day on their small town. "The Darkest Night" unfolds as a gripping true-crime narrative that examines memory, survivor guilt, and the haunting legacy of violence.