The 1990 murder of Marlene Warren, shot by a clown, haunted the Palm Beach County State Attorney's Office.

Despite identifying two suspects, the case remained unsolved for decades.

Dave Aronberg, the current state attorney, believed it was an assassination, not a random act of violence.

Joe Ahrens, Marlene's son, witnessed the murder and struggled with the loss.

The case took a new turn when Sheila Keen-Warren, married to Marlene's ex-husband, was arrested in 2017.

Eventually, Keen-Warren pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and was sentenced to 12 years in prison.

Despite her plea, she and her defense attorney maintained her innocence.

Johnny Humphreys received a call in the summer of '75 from his ex-wife, Patricia, stating that their 15-year-old daughter, Patricia Kaye Humphreys, had gone missing.

Kaye disappeared while at the Thunderbird Drive-In with her sister Deb.

Despite search efforts, Kaye's body was found five months later, with signs of homicide.

The case remains unsolved, with no arrests made.

Johnny Humphreys, now the sole advocate for justice, holds onto memories of Kaye while haunted by the unknown circumstances of her death.

Detective Shorten still hopes for new leads in the case and urges anyone with information to come forward.

Today we’re discussing a baffling case filled with unanswered questions and inexplicable events. Despite the minimal evidence at the crime scene, it seemed as if three women disappeared into thin air, leaving behind a spotless home with no signs of a struggle or break-in.