Remains Confirmed As 'Speed Freak' Victims Authorities say Wesley Shermantine, right, and Loren Joseph Herzog, dubbed the "Speed Freak Killers," wantonly murdered many throughout California's rural Central Valley before their arrest in 1999. LINDEN, Calif. - Human remains uncovered in Northern California with the help of a convicted serial killer have been confirmed as two of his victims. Officials told The Record of Stockton on Tuesday (http://bit.ly/w0fuzJ) that DNA tests identified the remains as those of 25-year-old Cyndi Vanderheiden and 16-year-old Chevelle "Chevy" Wheeler -- two of four deaths attributed to Wesley Shermantine. The 45-year-old Shermantine led authorities to the remains earlier this month. They were on property that his family once owned about 60 miles south of Sacramento in Calaveras County. Shermantine has also led authorities to a well in San Joaquin County where investigators have found hundreds of human bone fragments. Shermantine and childhood friend Loren Herzog were referred to as the "Speed Freak Killers." Authorities say the two went on a methamphetamine-fueled killing spree in the 1980s and 90s.