
Ray Dingman
Guest on the Dakota Spotlight true crime podcast episode "Call Me Shelly (9): Follow the Red Dirt Road" about the 1994 disappearance of Shelly Julson.
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Sep 3, 2026
Call Me Shelly (9): Follow the Red Dirt Road
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James WolnerHOST
Ray has listened to Season 7 of Dakota Spotlight, and when he heard about the Burnt Creek Club and the scoria dust on Shelly's car, something came to mind.

Ray DingmanGUEST
Yeah, well, when I heard that, we have an area northwest Burley County, be southwest of Wilton, west of Baldwin up in that area, that there was scoria used on our gravel roads up in that area.

Ray DingmanGUEST
And being that she was missing from the Bismarck area and the vehicle was unaccounted for for a few days, I just thought that was pretty interesting and that it possibly could have been driving around right here northwest of Bismarck.

James WolnerHOST
If someone wanted to harm someone and then do something with the body up in that area, would it be difficult to hide? Or what's your thoughts on that?

Ray DingmanGUEST
Once you... get, you know, probably eight, nine miles north of Bismarck past our lab subdivision.