The twins were two grades ahead of Terry Todd at Lynn Valley Elementary, but he remembers them vividly, and he still has the newspaper clippings, although now they're yellowed with age.

I was 13 at the time, and they were 15, so they were a year and a half, two years older than me, and I secretly had a crush on both those girls at that age, you know, because they were both, both beautiful girls.

When they were in elementary school, I had heard that they had switched places on April Fools' Day.

So everybody thought that was so funny, and the teachers, they didn't even know.

When Terry heard about their murders, he was devastated.

When it happened in October of '63, there's never had been, you know, to me, something as tragic and as horrible as what had happened, and I was absolutely shocked that things like that could happen in my world.