Last Updated: August 2, 2003
 


THE ORIGIN OF THE
FOUR SCIENTISTS CLUB

The Four Scientists Club was formed on the night of July 27, 2003 to investigate the unsolved murder of Judith Mae Andersen in Chicago back in 1957.

  Peter and Shelly purchased a house in Chicago a little over a year ago.
 
Recently they were in the basement, along with Alan, tearing out some drywall to put in some insulation. They discovered a book that was covered in newspaper hidden in the ceiling of the basement.
  The book was titled "How to Attain and Practice the Ideal Sex Life". The book was copyright 1940 by J. Rutgers. Pages were dog eared in the puberty section.
 
The book was covered in a Chicago Sun-Times newspaper article from September 1957 (as we later discovered) and detailed the investigation of the murder of Judith Mae Andersen. This seemed a strange cover if someone wanted to divert attention away from the contents of the book inside.
  Also discovered in the basement was a painting of a skull done a a shelf.
 
I attended a barbeque at Peter and Shelly's house and they told me of their discoveries. We all started talking and speculation ran to the possibility that the murderer had lived in their house and that the book wrapped in the article and perhaps the skull painting were left behind by the murderer. So we decided we would investigate and see if there was a link. We chose a name from the article that referenced the "four scientists" as a source for the information about the case.
  Along with our search for new clues, I am filming a documentary about our investigation and Peter is planning a book.
 

The Four Scientists are:

Peter (a.k.a. "The Professor")

Alan (a.k.a. "The Minority")

Shelly (a.k.a. "The Girl")

Brandon (a.k.a. "Hard Copy")

Lab Assistant:

Cheryl