Murder Is Broadcast: A Rounders Mystery

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Connect with ABC News. Despite its cleaned-up image, the Viper Room remains haunted with memories of rampant cocaine abuse and lives cut too short. River Phoenix's tragic death cemented the Viper Room's infamous reputation. According to Bob Forrest, one of Phoenix's close friends who also happened to be at the Viper Room that night, the group would regularly "smoke crack or shoot coke directly into a vein" then "shoot heroin to get a grip and come down enough to be able to carry on a conversation for a few minutes before you start the cycle again.

On the night River overdosed, he drank a speedball — a mix of heroin and cocaine dissolved into a drink — and chased it with Valium. His skin began to gray, and he allegedly told Forrest, "I don't feel so good. I think I'm OD'ing. He later died in the hospital. Though he was wearing shorts, he took the dare, and the window shattered.

A cop was sitting at a nearby red light and witnessed the whole thing.

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I kicked that plate glass window, wearing shorts. It shatters and I turn around and there is a cop car sitting right at the red light.

Its and John Truesdale is found murdered on his own farm. Six amateur sleuths are on the case.

Calling themselves the Rounders, theyre friends who meet for coffee every Thursday morning at a roadside cafe on the Lincoln Highway. Theyre together when the radio announces the untimely death of Truesdale. With strikingly different backgrounds and personalities, the Rounders have one thing in common: They discover Truesdale had a lot of folks who wanted him dead.

Rumor has it he impregnated a local girl and left her to fend for herself.

Then, theres the uncle who claims Truesdale stole the family inheritance. The deeper the Rounders delve into the two murders, the more perilous their investigation becomes.

The sluggishness of the sheriff doesnt help. And the problem is compounded by a seemingly unrelated theft of Indian artifacts and an antique store break-in.

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