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3 MISSING people's last moments were RECORDED... · Crime and Horror

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Speaker 1: Today, I'm going to tell three very strange disappearance stories,
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Speaker 1: and in one of them, I'm even going to play
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Speaker 1: weekly uploads. Okay, let's get into today's stories. At eight
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Speaker 1: thirty pm on August twentieth, twenty ten, a seventy six
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Speaker 1: year old man named Jong walk through the streets of
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Speaker 1: New tie Paces, which is a major city in northern Taiwan.
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Speaker 1: Jong was on the end of an evening walk and
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Speaker 1: he was making his way back towards his daughter's apartment,
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Speaker 1: where he was also staying. And as Jong neared the apartment,
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Speaker 1: he happened to notice there was a street lamp right
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Speaker 1: outside with this big poster attached to it that he
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Speaker 1: hadn't seen before. And as he got closer, he saw
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Speaker 1: there was also this picture of this middle aged woman
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Speaker 1: whose name was Chun Yan Chui, and apparently she was missing.
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Speaker 1: And not only that, she also lived in the same
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Speaker 1: building that his daughter lived in, except Chun was actually
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Speaker 1: a dementia patient and she was staying on the fifth
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Speaker 1: floor of this apartment building complex where there was this
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Speaker 1: memory care facility, and that's where she was being taken
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Speaker 1: care of. And about a week earlier, she had gone
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Speaker 1: out for an evening walk, this is what had said
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Speaker 1: on the poster, and just not returned. And so since
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Speaker 1: the week before, police had been out looking for her
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Speaker 1: and her family and friends. They were putting these posters
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Speaker 1: up and it was clear, you know, nobody had found
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Speaker 1: her yet. Now Jung had never met this woman, but
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Speaker 1: he sort of felt bad for her, and so he
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Speaker 1: found himself staring at this picture and trying to memorize
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Speaker 1: her face. You know, in the off chance that he
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Speaker 1: just saw her somewhere, he could report her to the
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Speaker 1: authorities and hopefully get her rescued. And so after staring
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Speaker 1: at the picture, for a little bit longer and sort
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Speaker 1: of feeling bad for this woman, Jung turned and just
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Speaker 1: continued inside the apartment building. And once he was in
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Speaker 1: the apartment building, he made his way over to the elevator.
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Speaker 1: He hit the up button and he waited, and then
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Speaker 1: a moment later there was a ding and the doors
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Speaker 1: opened up. He stepped onto the elevator, he pressed the button,
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Speaker 1: the doors closed, and then Jung waited as he headed
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Speaker 1: up to his daughter's apartment on the seventh floor. But
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Speaker 1: as he was going up, he noticed he had accidentally
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Speaker 1: hit the sixth floor, not the seventh floor. And right
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Speaker 1: at that moment he saw that he was reaching the
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Speaker 1: sixth floor and said the elevator car was slowing down,
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Speaker 1: and so he just was like, oh whoops, and he
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Speaker 1: hit floor seven. But by the time he hit floor seven,
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Speaker 1: the car had come to a stop on floor six
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Speaker 1: and the doors were opening, like it would need to reset.
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Speaker 1: Doors open on six, they close, and then he'd go
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Speaker 1: to seven, like this is no big deal. Jong is
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Speaker 1: just waiting, you know, for these doors to open shut
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Speaker 1: and go up one more floor. However, when the door's
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Speaker 1: opened on floor six, Jong is looking straight out and
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Speaker 1: he could not believe what he saw, and he just
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Speaker 1: began to scream. Around the same time this was happening,
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Speaker 1: Jong's daughter was finishing up her shift at work when
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Speaker 1: she got a phone call and she saw it was
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Speaker 1: coming from her dad, and he rarely called her when
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Speaker 1: she was at work, so this was sort of confusing
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Speaker 1: and surprising, and so right away she picked it up
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Speaker 1: and she answered, and immediately she hears her dad screaming incoherently.
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Speaker 1: He's obviously terrified, and all Jong's daughter can hear is
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Speaker 1: that her dad is saying he's trapped. He's trapped in
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Speaker 1: an elevator and he doesn't know what to do. And so,
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Speaker 1: you know, Jong's daughter is getting scared just based on
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Speaker 1: what her dad sounds like. She doesn't really know what's
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Speaker 1: going on, but she told her dad like, okay, okay,
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Speaker 1: I'll call the building. We'll get you some help, like
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Speaker 1: stay calm, you're gonna be okay, But her dad just
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Speaker 1: continued rambling and he was totally incoherent, and eventually, you know,
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Speaker 1: Jong's daughter just said, okay, Dad, like just hang tight,
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Speaker 1: I'm going to get you some help, and then she
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Speaker 1: hung up, and then she immediately called her apartment Buildings
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Speaker 1: Administration and Emergency Services line and told them, Hey, I
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Speaker 1: think my dad is stuck on one of your elevator cars.
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Speaker 1: He's really upset. Can you please help him? And after
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Speaker 1: getting the emergency services to get spun up into action
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Speaker 1: to go save her dad, Jong's daughter left work, hopped
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Speaker 1: in her car, and began rushing home. It would take
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Speaker 1: Jong's daughter about forty minutes to get back to her apartment,
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Speaker 1: and by the time she got there, she fully expected
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Speaker 1: her dad would be safely out of the elevator. I mean,
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Speaker 1: he was obviously very upset, but she had called the building,
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Speaker 1: they were on it, they were going to get him out.
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Speaker 1: But when she went inside the lobby of the apartment building,
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Speaker 1: she saw a crowd of police officers just standing there.
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Speaker 1: She didn't see her dad anywhere, and before she could
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Speaker 1: even ask any questions, she noticed one of the officers
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Speaker 1: was on the phone and clearly, just based on what
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Speaker 1: was being said by this officer, he was talking to
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Speaker 1: her father like he was talking to somebody who was hysterical,
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Speaker 1: and this officer was doing his best to try to
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Speaker 1: calm him down and sort of talk him through what
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Speaker 1: was happening. And so Jong's daughter like immediately walks up
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Speaker 1: to this officer and says, hey, you know, I'm his daughter,
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Speaker 1: the guy who's stuck in the elevator, I'm his daughter.
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Speaker 1: What's going on? I would have figured he'd be out
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Speaker 1: by now, Like what's happened. At this point, one of
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Speaker 1: the officers confirms that, you know, this really is this
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Speaker 1: man's daughter, and he pulls her aside and he explains
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Speaker 1: to her that, yes, your dad is still in the
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Speaker 1: elevator because we can't get him out. The reality is
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Speaker 1: is this is not a normal situation here. He's trapped
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Speaker 1: in there and really the only way for him to
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Speaker 1: get out is for him to do something really specific,
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Speaker 1: Like us and the building staff like we can't do anything.
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Speaker 1: He has to do this one really specific thing, and
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Speaker 1: right now he's refusing to do it. He's too panicked,
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Speaker 1: he's too scared. We're trying to calm him down, but
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Speaker 1: it's not working. And so Jong's daughter asked this officer,
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Speaker 1: can you please explain to me what you're talking about, Like,
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Speaker 1: what is this specific thing you want him to do?
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Speaker 1: I don't get it. And at that point the officer
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Speaker 1: kind of composed himself and explained to the daughter, you
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Speaker 1: know what was really going on inside of that elevator car.
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Speaker 1: And after Jong's daughter heard it, I mean, she was horrified,
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Speaker 1: and she immediately understood why her dad was so upset
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Speaker 1: and unwilling to do this one particular thing that would
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Speaker 1: save him but would be pretty awful. She got it,
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Speaker 1: but she knew she would have to hop on the
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Speaker 1: phone and convince her dad that he had to do it,
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Speaker 1: like there was no other way, And so she walked
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Speaker 1: over to the officer who was on the phone with
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Speaker 1: her dad. She took the phone and she began talking
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Speaker 1: her dad through you know what he really needed to
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Speaker 1: do here. She basically gave him a pep talk and said, Dad,
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Speaker 1: for me, you got to find the strength and do
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Speaker 1: this thing and get out of there. And sure enough,
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Speaker 1: just a couple of minutes later, the elevator doors in
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Speaker 1: the lobby chimed and opened up, and Jong came stumbling out.
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Speaker 1: He looked horrible, disheveled, but he was okay, and right
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Speaker 1: away police officers rushed towards him, but they bypassed him
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Speaker 1: and went into the elevator and immediately surrounded something in
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Speaker 1: the elevator car. It would turn out that missing woman
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Speaker 1: Chun Yan Chui, the woman who was on that poster
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Speaker 1: that Jong saw before he walked into the apartment building. Well,
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Speaker 1: she really had gone missing a week earlier on her
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Speaker 1: evening walk. But everybody thought she got lost while she
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Speaker 1: was on that walk because she was a dementia patient
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Speaker 1: and so you know she had memory issues. But the
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Speaker 1: reality was she actually did come back to her apartment. However,
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Speaker 1: when she got on the elevator, she actually made the
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Speaker 1: same mistake that John did. Now she was not trying
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Speaker 1: to get to the seventh floor. She was trying to
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Speaker 1: get to the fifth floor, but she accidentally pressed the
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Speaker 1: sixth floor, So up she goes. She gets to the
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Speaker 1: sixth floor, the doors open up, she steps off the
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Speaker 1: elevator car, and she's immediately completely confused. And for what
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Speaker 1: it's worth, it didn't matter that she had dementia. Anybody
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Speaker 1: who got off on the sixth floor would likely be
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Speaker 1: confused if you had never been to this building before,
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Speaker 1: because the sixth floor was actually a private residence and
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Speaker 1: the person who lived on the floor was so worried
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Speaker 1: about people breaking into their private residence that they had
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Speaker 1: installed a metal gate in front of the elevator doors.
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Speaker 1: And so unless you had the key to get through
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Speaker 1: this gate, when you got off on the sixth floor,
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Speaker 1: you basically would step onto a little platform that basically
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Speaker 1: is the hallway leading into the sixth floor, and then
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Speaker 1: you'd be hit with the gate. And so that's exactly
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Speaker 1: what happened to Chun. She got off on the sixth floor,
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Speaker 1: maybe thinking this is the fifth floor, she stepped onto
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Speaker 1: that little narrow strip that you could actually stand on
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Speaker 1: on the sixth floor before you reached the gate. And
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Speaker 1: then as she was trying to figure out, like, where
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Speaker 1: am I. This isn't the fifth floor, This doesn't make
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Speaker 1: any sense. There's a gate in front of me. The
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Speaker 1: doors to the elevator closed, and she had no way
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Speaker 1: to open them up again because the buttons to access
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Speaker 1: the elevator were beyond the gate. And so suddenly Chun
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Speaker 1: is standing in this narrow space the doors have closed
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Speaker 1: behind her, and she can't do anything. She's trapped between
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Speaker 1: the gate and the elevator doors. And even though people
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Speaker 1: are using this elevator right behind her, the only person
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Speaker 1: who had come to the sixth floor is the owner
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Speaker 1: of that residence, and they were on vacation, and so
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Speaker 1: for days and days, Chun is just trapped basically in
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Speaker 1: between the gate and the elevator, with no one having
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Speaker 1: any idea she was there. She's calling out, she's doing
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Speaker 1: everything she can to get somebody's attention, but nobody can
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Speaker 1: hear her. And after five days of this, when the
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Speaker 1: owner of this residence didn't come home because they were
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Speaker 1: on vacation, she eventually died because she didn't have food
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Speaker 1: or water or anything. She was just standing there for
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Speaker 1: five days, and so she dies. And then a couple
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Speaker 1: of days later, Jong accidentally rides to the sixth floor.
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Speaker 1: He's like, oh, shoot, I need to go to seven.
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Speaker 1: He hits seven, but the doors open on six, and
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Speaker 1: when they do, Chun's body, which had been basically frozen
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Speaker 1: in the standing position, fell backwards onto him, pinned him
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Speaker 1: to the ground. He starts screaming and freaking out. He
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Speaker 1: gets out from underneath her, but her body, which was
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Speaker 1: in rigor mortis at this point, is stiff, and she
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Speaker 1: was lying like a board on the ground with her
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Speaker 1: feet jutting out onto the sixth floor and her upper
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Speaker 1: half inside of the elevator, and so she was blocking
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Speaker 1: the doors from closing, and so Jong is freaking out.
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Speaker 1: He's calling his daughter. He can't believe this, there's this
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Speaker 1: dead person in here. And eventually police get involved and
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Speaker 1: they tell Jong, you just got to move the body
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Speaker 1: so the doors will close. But again, her body is
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Speaker 1: heavy and it's stiff, and she's obviously deceased. She's starting
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Speaker 1: to decompose, and Jong basically couldn't handle it, and he
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Speaker 1: was unwilling to move her body until his daughter hopped
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Speaker 1: in the phone and said, you gotta do it, at
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Speaker 1: which point he managed to lift her up, get her
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Speaker 1: out of the way, and kind of push her off
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Speaker 1: to the side of the elevator car. He rode down
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Speaker 1: to the bottom, at which point the police came in
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Speaker 1: and handled the situation. Now, the owner of the sixth
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Speaker 1: floor residence was not held criminally responsible despite putting that
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Speaker 1: gate up that created this trap that killed Chun. However,
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Speaker 1: despite that, he would end up paying Chun's family about
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Speaker 1: ninety seven thousand US dollars equivalent just to compensate for
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Speaker 1: her death. On the morning of August eighteenth, twenty eighteen,
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Speaker 1: a forty one year old man named Vladimir Kostenko stepped
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Speaker 1: out of a taxi onto a desolate road in the
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Speaker 1: middle of the Alaskan wilderness, miles and miles from civilization.
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Speaker 1: All he had with him or his cell phone, a
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Speaker 1: solar powered charger for his phone, and a backpack that
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Speaker 1: contained some clothes and five pounds of oatmeal. Vladimir bent
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Speaker 1: down and leaned into the taxi to pay the taxi driver.
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Speaker 1: And as he was doing that, the driver looked up
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Speaker 1: at him and just said, are you sure you want
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Speaker 1: to do this? And Vladimir just smiled and nodded and said, yep,
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna be just fine. Don't worry about me now.
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Speaker 1: The taxi driver did not really buy this and just
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Speaker 1: looked at Vladimir like he was completely insane. Butadimir wasn't shocked.
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Speaker 1: I mean, this is kind of how everybody reacted to
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Speaker 1: him when he told them about this trip he was
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Speaker 1: doing into the wilderness. You know, when he had brought
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Speaker 1: it up to his family the first time, they and
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Speaker 1: all of their family friends had basically rallied together to
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Speaker 1: try to stop Vladimir from going on this trip. It
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Speaker 1: was way too dangerous. But Vladimir said, guys, I'm going like,
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Speaker 1: you can't stop me. I'm doing this. It's important to me.
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Speaker 1: And at that point when you know, the family and
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Speaker 1: friends knew they couldn't change his mind. They shifted and said, well,
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Speaker 1: at least, you know, bring a gun or bear spray
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Speaker 1: or something to protect yourself. But Vladimir also refused that too.
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Speaker 1: He said, nope, I don't need any of that because
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Speaker 1: the only thing I need is God. God is going
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Speaker 1: to protect me. So Vladimir was extremely religious. He actually
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Speaker 1: had left his home country Russia when he was in
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Speaker 1: his early twenties because he was being persecuted for his
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Speaker 1: Christian beliefs. And so now in the United States, he
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Speaker 1: lived out in Washington State and basically lived his life
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Speaker 1: like a monk. I mean, he spent the majority of
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Speaker 1: his time, you know, basically praying and meditating and reading
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Speaker 1: religious books, and he would often go on these multi
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Speaker 1: day long fasts. He did work part time as a mechanic,
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Speaker 1: but he rarely charged his clients when he did work,
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Speaker 1: and then even when he did charge them, he was
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Speaker 1: working so few hours that the money he was making
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Speaker 1: was totally unsubstantial. But again, you know, the way Vladimir
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Speaker 1: looked at this is he didn't need money because ultimately
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Speaker 1: God would take care of him. But despite all of
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Speaker 1: his fasting and his praying and you know, his generosity. Lately,
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Speaker 1: Vladimir had been feeling really lost, like he did feel
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Speaker 1: deeply spiritual, but at the same time, he didn't really
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Speaker 1: feel fulfilled, like he felt like he was missing purpose
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Speaker 1: in his life, and it was really starting to bother him.
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Speaker 1: And so it was around this time that Vladimir decided
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Speaker 1: to go on this big trip. One of Vladimir's family
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Speaker 1: friends was this guy named Dmitri Kudrine, and he owned
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Speaker 1: this small cabin way out in the middle of the
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Speaker 1: Alaskan wilderness. Now, Dmitri didn't use this cabin very much,
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Speaker 1: but he kept it in great shape. It was fully furnished,
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Speaker 1: there was a wood burning stove inside, and the pantry
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Speaker 1: was stocked with three years supply of food. And so
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Speaker 1: at some point when Vladimir and Dmitri were talking and
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Speaker 1: Vladimir talked about feeling sort of lost and wanting to
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Speaker 1: reconnect with the spirituality and find his purpose in life, well,
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Speaker 1: at some point Dmitri said, well, hey, if you want,
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Speaker 1: you can go use my cabin and sort of disconnect
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Speaker 1: from society and go retreat out there and sort of
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Speaker 1: focus on yourself and sort of get right with the world.
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Speaker 1: You know, you're welcome to go out there anytime you want.
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Speaker 1: You can stay out there as long as you want,
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Speaker 1: and for free, no problem, and Vladimir had happily accepted.
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Speaker 1: And now here he was standing on this desolate road
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Speaker 1: in the Alaskan wilderness, watching as the taxi driver drove away.
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Speaker 1: Except he wasn't even close to the cabin. I mean,
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Speaker 1: he was in the middle of nowhere already, but he
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Speaker 1: still had to go fourteen more miles with no trail
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Speaker 1: to make his way to this cabin. But Vladimir was
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Speaker 1: so excited. He really felt like this was the thing
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Speaker 1: he needed to f figure out his purpose in life,
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Speaker 1: and so he put his backpack on, took a deep breath,
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Speaker 1: and began to hike. Three months later, on November third
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Speaker 1: of twenty eighteen, Dmitri, Vladimir's friend who owned this cabin,
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Speaker 1: found himself in his plane flying over the area roughly
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Speaker 1: where his cabin was, and Dmitri was feeling very concerned.
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Speaker 1: So obviously, Dmitri suggested Vladimir go out and use this cabin,
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Speaker 1: and so he was totally open to the idea of it.
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Speaker 1: But Dmitri had also told Vladimir that when he went
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Speaker 1: out there, he really ought to bring a gun with him, or,
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Speaker 1: if nothing else, at least some bare spray or something
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Speaker 1: to protect himself, because this is truly the wild. You
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Speaker 1: are not the top of the food chain anymore, and
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Speaker 1: you want to be able to protect yourself. But Vladimir
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Speaker 1: had said no, he would not be going with any
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Speaker 1: sort of weaponry that you know, God was going to
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Speaker 1: look after him and he'd be fine. And Dmitri's like,
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Speaker 1: that's a bad plan, but he just could not convince
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Speaker 1: Vladimir to change his mind. And so ultimately Dmitri sort
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Speaker 1: of credit even suggesting this idea because he didn't expect
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Speaker 1: Vladimir to go unarmed, but he felt like, you know what,
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Speaker 1: it's already in motion, and so he told Vladimir, Okay, fine,
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Speaker 1: you know, do your thing, but when you're out there,
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Speaker 1: I need you to communicate with me regularly so I
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Speaker 1: know you're okay. And Vladimir promised he would, and at
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Speaker 1: first that is exactly what happened. Vladimir, you know, made
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Speaker 1: the fourteen mile hike from where he was dropped by
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Speaker 1: the taxi. He got to the cabin, he got all
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Speaker 1: set up and then just about every other day or
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Speaker 1: every few days, he would hike up this nearby mountain
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Speaker 1: where there was cell phone service, and he would update Dmitri.
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Speaker 1: He would tell him that things were going great. He
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Speaker 1: was spending lots of time meditating and praying, and you know,
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Speaker 1: he was forging for berries, and there was this pesky
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Speaker 1: squirrel that kept coming in and stealing his foods. He
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Speaker 1: was trying to figure out what to do with the squirrel.
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Speaker 1: But clearly things were going fine and Vladimir appeared to
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Speaker 1: be safe. However, after six weeks of Vladimir being at
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Speaker 1: this cabin, those pretty regular updates just abruptly stopped. Now,
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Speaker 1: at first, Dmitri kind of chalked it up as like, well,
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Speaker 1: you know, I've been talking to him for weeks. There
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Speaker 1: didn't appear to be any you know, burgeoning crises or
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Speaker 1: anything going on in his life that might warrant some concern.
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Speaker 1: You know, he's a capable guy. You know, maybe because
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Speaker 1: it's the Alaskan winter, and Alaskan winters are notoriously dark.
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Speaker 1: There's not a lot of sunlight. You know, maybe his
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Speaker 1: solar powered charger isn't working. He can't get enough sunlight,
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Speaker 1: so he can't charge his phone, and so maybe that's
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Speaker 1: what it is. He just can't contact me because his
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Speaker 1: phone doesn't turn on. Basically, Dmitri was coming up with
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Speaker 1: these sort of rationales for why he wasn't hearing from
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Speaker 1: his friend. But as the days went on and Dmitri
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Speaker 1: still didn't hear from Vladimir, he couldn't help but start
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Speaker 1: to feel like something's wrong here. And so finally, in
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Speaker 1: early November, when Dmitri still had not heard from Vladimir
17:47
Speaker 1: it's been about a month since those text messages stopped,
17:51
Speaker 1: Dmitri decided to get into his plane and fly out
17:54
Speaker 1: over the area where this cabin was and literally look
17:57
Speaker 1: down and see if his friend was down there in
18:00
Speaker 1: the cabin. Also, this gave Dmitri the opportunity to put
18:03
Speaker 1: some supplies on the plane and these big buckets that
18:05
Speaker 1: he could literally throw out down to Vladimir to also
18:09
Speaker 1: restock him. So Dmitri is now in his plane and
18:12
Speaker 1: he's circling around the area where his cabin is. But
18:15
Speaker 1: this cabin is really small, and it's sort of in
18:18
Speaker 1: this big sea of trees. I mean, there's nothing else
18:21
Speaker 1: for miles, and so it's pretty difficult with the naked
18:23
Speaker 1: eye to actually look out and see his own cabin.
18:26
Speaker 1: But Dmitri had this camera on the underside of his
18:29
Speaker 1: plane that he could maneuver and look all around, and
18:31
Speaker 1: he had the screen that he could see from the
18:33
Speaker 1: cockpit that was basically an enhanced view of the ground
18:36
Speaker 1: down below. It was a lot easier to see, for example,
18:39
Speaker 1: his cabin. And so as he was circling, he's moving
18:42
Speaker 1: the camera around and then bam, he sees right in
18:45
Speaker 1: the middle of his screen is his cabin. And there
18:47
Speaker 1: doesn't appear to be anything wrong with the cabin. You know,
18:50
Speaker 1: it all looks good. There's smoke coming up out of
18:52
Speaker 1: the chimney, and as he's circling, he's thinking, okay, Vladimir
18:55
Speaker 1: clearly is going to hear me. He's going to come
18:57
Speaker 1: outside and I'll see that he's okay. Sure enough, As
19:00
Speaker 1: he's circling around, Dmitri sees on his screen that the
19:04
Speaker 1: front door of the cabin opens, and his friend Vladimir
19:07
Speaker 1: walks right outside onto the porch. He puts his hands
19:10
Speaker 1: on his hips and he looks up and he waves
19:12
Speaker 1: at Dmitri, and there's this moment of clear recognition, like
19:16
Speaker 1: obviously Vladimir knows this is Dmitri coming to check on him,
19:19
Speaker 1: and like, you know, Vladimir's down there kind of gesticulating
19:22
Speaker 1: that hey, you know, everything's fine. I'm good, you know,
19:24
Speaker 1: sorry about the phone thing or you know. Dmitri didn't
19:26
Speaker 1: know what he was doing, but it just sort of
19:28
Speaker 1: seemed like, okay, there's recognition here that it's been a month,
19:31
Speaker 1: but everything is fine. And so Dmitri got down nice
19:34
Speaker 1: and low and continued to circle in. On one of
19:36
Speaker 1: his passes over the cabin, he pulled a lever, dropped
19:39
Speaker 1: the supplies, those buckets of supplies they've landed down below.
19:43
Speaker 1: And then as Dmitri continued to circle, he watched on
19:46
Speaker 1: the camera as Vladimir walked up and put his hands
19:49
Speaker 1: on the supplies and waved again to Dmitri, sort of signaling,
19:52
Speaker 1: you know, thank you for the supplies. And at that point,
19:55
Speaker 1: Dmitri's thinking, okay, Vladimir's just fine, everything's good. I can
19:58
Speaker 1: go home, and so that's what he did. Now he
20:01
Speaker 1: would have landed and gone and seen Vladimir up close,
20:04
Speaker 1: but you know, there wasn't anywhere to land anywhere nearby,
20:07
Speaker 1: Like this was the closest he could get to Vladimir,
20:09
Speaker 1: and so he decided this was enough. So Dmitri he
20:12
Speaker 1: turned around and he headed home. But about two months later,
20:15
Speaker 1: on December twenty third, Dmitri was once again in his
20:19
Speaker 1: plane flying over the area where his cabin was because
20:22
Speaker 1: over these last two months he continued not to get
20:25
Speaker 1: any text messages or any communication from Vladimir, which, you know,
20:29
Speaker 1: that was bad. He sort of expected that given that
20:32
Speaker 1: Dmitri flew out there before and they clearly recognized like, hey,
20:35
Speaker 1: you know, are you good. There was sort of a
20:37
Speaker 1: moment of recognition that Dmitri's checking in on Vladimir because
20:41
Speaker 1: of the silence. That's what Dmitri's thinking, maybe that would
20:44
Speaker 1: inspire Vladimir to find a way to send out communications now,
20:49
Speaker 1: like let Dmitri know he's okay, but he hadn't for
20:52
Speaker 1: two months, and so Dimitri's thinking, okay, that's bad. Also,
20:55
Speaker 1: it's now December and the winter in Alaska is full boar,
20:59
Speaker 1: I mean, tons of snow on the ground, it's frigid temperatures,
21:03
Speaker 1: it is truly brutal winter conditions. And then lastly, there
21:06
Speaker 1: had also just been this major earthquake in the area
21:10
Speaker 1: where Dmitri's cabin was, and so all those things combined
21:14
Speaker 1: made Dmitri think, okay, I better get out there and
21:16
Speaker 1: just check on Vladimir again. And so once again, Dmitri
21:19
Speaker 1: is circling low over the area where his cabin is.
21:22
Speaker 1: He's got his camera trained towards the ground and he's
21:24
Speaker 1: moving it around as he's circling, and eventually he finds
21:27
Speaker 1: his cabin. And this cabin is clearly in one piece,
21:30
Speaker 1: so the earthquake did not destroy his cabin. But there's
21:33
Speaker 1: no sign of Vladimir anywhere. But then again, like you know,
21:36
Speaker 1: this is just the first second he's seen the cabin.
21:38
Speaker 1: He's only been in the area for a couple of minutes. Now,
21:41
Speaker 1: maybe Vladimir has not heard the plane yet, and so
21:44
Speaker 1: you know, Dmitri's not lost hope. And he continues to circle,
21:48
Speaker 1: and as he's circling, he drops these supply buckets that
21:50
Speaker 1: land right out in front of the cabin. And at
21:52
Speaker 1: this point Dimitri's thinking, okay, that's pretty noisy, having these
21:55
Speaker 1: supply buckets smash into the ground outside. Certainly now Vladimir
21:59
Speaker 1: is going to come outside to see what's going on.
22:01
Speaker 1: I mean, there's not much else happening. This clearly is
22:05
Speaker 1: something that would draw his attention, but no nobody comes
22:07
Speaker 1: out of the cabin, and so at this point Dimitri
22:09
Speaker 1: gets as low as he possibly can, and he's got
22:12
Speaker 1: his camera trained right at the cabin, and as he's
22:14
Speaker 1: doing another pass, he realizes something. There's no smoke coming
22:18
Speaker 1: out of the chimney. In fact, the top of the
22:21
Speaker 1: chimney is covered with snow, which means clearly no fire
22:26
Speaker 1: has been lit, at least not recently, and so Dimitri
22:29
Speaker 1: starts to panic, like, if anybody was in that cabin
22:32
Speaker 1: right now without a fire lit, it would be so
22:35
Speaker 1: cold they would likely freeze to death really quickly, Like
22:39
Speaker 1: this is a crisis, what's going on with Vladimir. But
22:42
Speaker 1: Dmitri couldn't land anywhere nearby, like there was no way
22:45
Speaker 1: for him to really get down to this cabin, so
22:49
Speaker 1: he had to fly all the way to the nearest airport,
22:52
Speaker 1: and then once he touched down, he immediately contacted Alaska
22:55
Speaker 1: State troopers to report his friend missing, because that was
22:57
Speaker 1: the only thing he could think to do. However, after
23:00
Speaker 1: Dmitri made this report, the state troopers didn't launch some
23:03
Speaker 1: huge search for Vladimir and that's in part because they
23:07
Speaker 1: weren't actually sure he was missing. They understood that Dmitri,
23:10
Speaker 1: after flying out over the area, had seen snow on
23:13
Speaker 1: the chimney cap and you know, it's really cold out,
23:16
Speaker 1: like nobody could survive without a fire. And also, you know,
23:19
Speaker 1: he flew over the area dropped supplies and Vladimir didn't
23:22
Speaker 1: come out of the cabin. How could he not hear
23:24
Speaker 1: that stuff. They understood that, but they're also thinking, like,
23:27
Speaker 1: you know, it's possible Vladimir just might not have been
23:30
Speaker 1: in the area. Maybe he was out hunting or you know,
23:32
Speaker 1: foraging for food or whatever he was doing, and maybe
23:34
Speaker 1: he just wasn't in the area, and that's why it
23:37
Speaker 1: gave you the impression that he was missing. And so
23:39
Speaker 1: that was one part of it. And the other part
23:41
Speaker 1: is the weather was atrocious in this part of the world,
23:45
Speaker 1: and so just sending out a search party into the
23:47
Speaker 1: terrible weather, out into the wilderness was really risky, and
23:51
Speaker 1: so the troopers thought it just wasn't worth doing this
23:54
Speaker 1: big search, and so instead of launching a big search,
23:57
Speaker 1: the troopers told Dmitri that what they were going to
23:59
Speaker 1: do instead's just comb through airline records. Local airline records
24:04
Speaker 1: to see if maybe a Vladimir Kostenko had you know,
24:08
Speaker 1: taken off and flown out of the area. You know,
24:10
Speaker 1: maybe he didn't tell Dmitri and he just left. Maybe
24:12
Speaker 1: that's why he's not there. And this really frustrated Dmitri
24:16
Speaker 1: and the rest of Vladimir's family because they're all looking
24:19
Speaker 1: at this as a true emergency, and they're thinking, there's
24:22
Speaker 1: no way he just hopped on a plane and flew
24:24
Speaker 1: out of here without telling anyone. And so finally, three
24:27
Speaker 1: days after filing this missing person report, Dmitri said, enough
24:31
Speaker 1: is enough. I'm gonna just take it into my own
24:32
Speaker 1: hands and go out there myself and see what's going
24:35
Speaker 1: on with Vladimir. So he chartered a private helicopter and
24:38
Speaker 1: he flew out to the cabin, and when he got there,
24:41
Speaker 1: he gets off the helicopter and he just scans the
24:43
Speaker 1: property and he sees, you know, this little cabin and
24:46
Speaker 1: there's you know, firewood outside stacked up with snow all
24:48
Speaker 1: over it. There's loads of snow in the cabin, and
24:51
Speaker 1: there's snow kind of drifted up on the front door,
24:53
Speaker 1: making it seem like nobody's come in or out of
24:55
Speaker 1: this cabin for some time, and you know, Dmitri, he's
24:58
Speaker 1: looking around for Vladimir, but there's no sign of life anywhere.
25:02
Speaker 1: Dmitri calls out for Vladimir, but there's no response, and so,
25:05
Speaker 1: with some level of trepidation, Dmitri begins walking out towards
25:09
Speaker 1: his cabin, and when he gets close enough to the
25:11
Speaker 1: front door, he notices something weird. He sees that the
25:15
Speaker 1: front door of this cabin has clearly been boarded up
25:18
Speaker 1: from the outside. There's this big piece of metal that's
25:22
Speaker 1: been placed basically blocking the door so nobody could go
25:25
Speaker 1: inside of it. And so Dimitri's thinking, like, why would
25:27
Speaker 1: you do this unless you were leaving the cabin, But
25:30
Speaker 1: why would Vladimir leave the cabin? Like where is he?
25:33
Speaker 1: I don't understand what's going on here. And so Dmitri
25:35
Speaker 1: goes up to this piece of metal and pries it
25:37
Speaker 1: off the front door, and then he swings open the
25:40
Speaker 1: front door and he looks inside and everything is pristine.
25:44
Speaker 1: Vladimir is not inside, but the cabin looks immaculate. There's
25:48
Speaker 1: still firewood, there's still food, there's no sign of chaos,
25:52
Speaker 1: no sign of any struggle whatsoever. Like everything looks exactly
25:55
Speaker 1: like it should. And so Dimitri he began walking around
25:58
Speaker 1: inside of this cabin looking for any clue as to
26:01
Speaker 1: what happened to Vladimir, but there was nothing until he
26:05
Speaker 1: got to the firewood. He noticed that clearly Vladimir had
26:09
Speaker 1: been labeling his firewood. There was one piece of firewood
26:13
Speaker 1: in particular where the writing was very clear and what
26:16
Speaker 1: it said was Frankinson's aroma, do not burn. And so
26:20
Speaker 1: Dmitri's looking at this piece of wood, you know, that's
26:22
Speaker 1: been labeled as something that he shouldn't be burning, and
26:25
Speaker 1: he's looking at other pieces of wood that also have
26:27
Speaker 1: some level of labeling on them, and he's thinking, like,
26:30
Speaker 1: what does that mean? I don't understand that at all.
26:33
Speaker 2: But that was it.
26:34
Speaker 1: There was no other clues about where Vladimir had gone,
26:37
Speaker 1: and even the labeling of the wood like that didn't
26:39
Speaker 1: give him anything. And so the impression that Dmitri got
26:42
Speaker 1: after seeing this firsthand was that at some point, Vladimir,
26:46
Speaker 1: for reasons completely unknown, just decided to board up the
26:50
Speaker 1: cabin and disappear into the Alaskan wilderness with basically no protection,
26:56
Speaker 1: no clear sign. He even brought food with him. He
26:58
Speaker 1: just got up and left friends and family, and even
27:02
Speaker 1: some authorities believe there is a chance he could still
27:04
Speaker 1: be out there somewhere. In fact, at one point authorities
27:07
Speaker 1: thought they had found Vladimir in Hawaii, it turned out
27:10
Speaker 1: not to be him, and then again they thought they
27:12
Speaker 1: found him in Oregon it turned out not to be
27:14
Speaker 1: him as well. But the case is still open and
27:17
Speaker 1: authorities think, at least some do, that he might be
27:19
Speaker 1: alive somewhere, but nobody knows where, and so at this
27:22
Speaker 1: point all the family has to go off of is
27:25
Speaker 1: the final image of Vladimir, which was taken from inside
27:28
Speaker 1: of Dmitri's plane when he did that first flyover and
27:31
Speaker 1: he saw Vladimir come out on the porch. That is
27:34
Speaker 1: the final image of Vladimir that we know of. We
27:37
Speaker 1: don't know what happened after this image. All we know is,
27:40
Speaker 1: you know, at some point he began labeling his firewood,
27:43
Speaker 1: you know, writing down which aroma the wood makes, and
27:46
Speaker 1: then he boarded his place up and he left.
27:49
Speaker 2: But where he went next is still a mystery.
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Speaker 1: At seven pm on October twenty first, nineteen seventy eight,
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Speaker 1: a twenty year old pilot named Frederic Fallentech flew his
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Speaker 1: small plane over a body of water just south of
29:01
Speaker 1: Australia called the Bass Strait. He'd just taken off from Melbourne, Australia,
29:05
Speaker 1: and his flight plan was to go sixty miles south
29:08
Speaker 1: to an island called King Island. And he was really
29:11
Speaker 1: excited about this flight, not so much about where he
29:14
Speaker 1: was going, but because this represented the first time he'd
29:17
Speaker 1: actually be flying by himself. At night. So Frederick had
29:21
Speaker 1: always dreamed of becoming a pilot, but the journey to
29:24
Speaker 1: actually becoming one had been really difficult. He had applied
29:28
Speaker 1: twice actually to the Royal Australian Air Force, but unfortunately
29:32
Speaker 1: he could not meet their requirements. And then also he
29:35
Speaker 1: had tried to become a commercial airline pilot, but he
29:38
Speaker 1: had failed their tests. But luckily for Frederick, his father
29:41
Speaker 1: had a ton of money and he ultimately swooped in
29:44
Speaker 1: and funded Frederick to take some private lessons and through
29:47
Speaker 1: that he was able to ultimately pass the tests and
29:50
Speaker 1: get his pilot's license. And so as Frederick coasted along,
29:53
Speaker 1: looking down below at the lights of Melbourne disappearing behind him,
29:57
Speaker 1: he felt like he was on top of the world.
29:59
Speaker 1: He was doing It's the one thing he had always
30:01
Speaker 1: dreamed of, and he was so happy and it was
30:03
Speaker 1: so cool to be doing it at night by himself.
30:06
Speaker 1: And so he was just looking out at the sights
30:08
Speaker 1: and looking ahead at the Bass Strait, which is this
30:11
Speaker 1: huge dark expanse of water, and it was like everything
30:14
Speaker 1: was right in the world. He was doing exactly what
30:17
Speaker 1: he wanted to do. However, only a few minutes into
30:20
Speaker 1: this flight, at seven oh, six pm. Something strange happened.
30:24
Speaker 1: As Frederick was flying along, he suddenly became aware of
30:27
Speaker 1: a light coming from somewhere behind him. Remember it's nighttime,
30:31
Speaker 1: so it's totally dark where he is, and he's flying
30:33
Speaker 1: over a body of water, so he's kind of like
30:35
Speaker 1: in this void of darkness, and so any lights are
30:38
Speaker 1: really going to illuminate the cockpit. And so he sees
30:41
Speaker 1: this light, he turns around and maybe three or four
30:44
Speaker 1: thousand feet behind him, he sees what looks like a
30:46
Speaker 1: plane that is the source of the light. And right away,
30:49
Speaker 1: Frederick's thinking that is both surprising and also potentially very problematic,
30:54
Speaker 1: because he knew from his training that that was far
30:56
Speaker 1: too close to be to another plane, and so the
30:59
Speaker 1: only explanation was either that pilot was off course or
31:04
Speaker 1: Frederick was off course. And Frederick's thinking, you know, if
31:07
Speaker 1: I'm off course here and I'm flying where I shouldn't be,
31:09
Speaker 1: I'm gonna get in trouble with air traffic control, and
31:12
Speaker 1: I might lose my pilot's license, like the one thing
31:14
Speaker 1: I'd cup it, I might lose it. And so initially
31:17
Speaker 1: Frederick really didn't know what to do. He was sort
31:19
Speaker 1: of panicking and just kind of frozen, like I don't
31:22
Speaker 1: even know what I'm supposed to do right now. And
31:24
Speaker 1: as this was happening, Frederick kept instinctively looking back at
31:27
Speaker 1: this light, trying to figure out what this plane was doing.
31:30
Speaker 1: And every time he would turn around, over the course
31:33
Speaker 1: of just a few seconds, it was very obvious that
31:36
Speaker 1: this light, this other plane was gaining on him, and
31:39
Speaker 1: so Frederick starts to worry, like, this is not just
31:41
Speaker 1: about maybe getting in trouble or not. This plane might
31:44
Speaker 1: crash into me. Look how fast they're going, Like what
31:46
Speaker 1: do I do? And so Frederick at this point he
31:49
Speaker 1: double checked that he was on course, and based on
31:51
Speaker 1: his instruments and what he'd been doing, he really felt
31:54
Speaker 1: like he was on course here, and he just thinks,
31:56
Speaker 1: you know what, the best thing I can do here
31:58
Speaker 1: is just call air traffic control. So he grabs the
32:00
Speaker 1: radio and he gets a hold of Melbourne air Traffic
32:03
Speaker 1: Control and he says, hey, there's this plane that is
32:06
Speaker 1: like right behind me. They're gaining on me. I'm worried
32:09
Speaker 1: they're going to crash into me. Do I need to deviate?
32:11
Speaker 1: Like what's going on here? And the air traffic controller
32:14
Speaker 1: very calmly says, okay, let me check the radar, let
32:16
Speaker 1: me check the schedules. And so Frederick the whole time
32:18
Speaker 1: he's waiting for a response, he's looking over his shoulder,
32:21
Speaker 1: and still this light is gaining on him. It's getting
32:23
Speaker 1: closer and closer. And then finally the controller gets back
32:26
Speaker 1: on the radio and they tell Frederick there is no
32:29
Speaker 1: other aircraft anywhere near you, like, there's nothing over the
32:34
Speaker 1: bass straight you are completely alone. But Frederick couldn't believe
32:38
Speaker 1: this because by now the light, the aircraft that was
32:42
Speaker 1: right behind him, has gotten right behind his It's basically
32:46
Speaker 1: right on his tail. And Frederick is now completely panicked,
32:49
Speaker 1: and he's getting ready to try to explain, like no,
32:51
Speaker 1: wait a minute, like there's got to be a better
32:53
Speaker 1: explanation here, there's something right here. But at that very moment,
32:57
Speaker 1: it becomes very clear to Frederick that this is not
33:01
Speaker 1: some ordinary aircraft, because it began doing something when it
33:04
Speaker 1: got right up behind his aircraft that no normal aircraft
33:08
Speaker 1: could do. This light suddenly began orbiting Frederick's aircraft. Frederick
33:14
Speaker 1: is traveling forward and this ball of light is basically
33:18
Speaker 1: whipping around his aircraft as fast as can be he
33:21
Speaker 1: can barely make it out. He's starting to panic, and
33:24
Speaker 1: at the same time, Frederick begins to hear the sound
33:27
Speaker 1: of his engine starting to fail, and there was no
33:29
Speaker 1: reason for it. His craft was fine when he took off,
33:32
Speaker 1: but now it's clearly sputtering and failing, and so all
33:35
Speaker 1: Frederick could do in this totally intense, panicked moment that
33:38
Speaker 1: just grabbed the radio and begin talking to air traffic
33:41
Speaker 1: control about what he was seeing. The person Frederick actually
33:44
Speaker 1: spoke to on the ground in this moment was an
33:47
Speaker 1: air traffic controller in Melbourne named Steve Roby, and Frederick
33:51
Speaker 1: would come off to Steve like he was totally crazy
33:54
Speaker 1: and unhinged, and Steve would say that he couldn't really
33:56
Speaker 1: understand what he was talking about. But at some point
33:59
Speaker 1: Frederick clearly began talking about some sort of craft orbiting
34:04
Speaker 1: his own and that his engine was starting to fail
34:06
Speaker 1: and he didn't know what was going to happen and
34:08
Speaker 1: he couldn't make an emergency landing. He was over water.
34:11
Speaker 1: And then suddenly Steve remembers hearing this grinding, metallic sound
34:15
Speaker 1: come over the radio that basically washed out whatever Frederick
34:18
Speaker 1: was saying, and then it just goes deadly silent, and
34:22
Speaker 1: after that Frederick disappeared. They searched the area where they
34:26
Speaker 1: knew he was before he disappeared, but they never found
34:28
Speaker 1: his plane. There was no sign of a crash. He
34:31
Speaker 1: never landed at King Island or went back to Melbourne.
34:34
Speaker 1: He was just gone. All they have is that final
34:37
Speaker 1: recording of him describing something orbiting him, then this grinding
34:41
Speaker 1: metallic sound and then silence, and recently that audio recording
34:45
Speaker 1: was made public. Now before I actually play a clip
34:48
Speaker 1: from that audio, here's the official explanation for what happened
34:52
Speaker 1: to Frederick. As he was flying over the Bass Strait.
34:55
Speaker 1: It was so dark and there were no lights really
34:57
Speaker 1: anywhere that at some point, because he's an inexperienced pilot,
35:01
Speaker 1: I suppose he flipped his plane upside down without realizing it,
35:06
Speaker 1: and the light that he was seeing was actually just
35:08
Speaker 1: a reflection off the water below of his own plane,
35:11
Speaker 1: and eventually, from flying upside down, his engine began to
35:14
Speaker 1: fail and he crashed into the Bas Strait. However, not
35:18
Speaker 1: everybody believes this explanation, because one, it seems sort of
35:22
Speaker 1: preposterous to imagine that Frederick would not have realized he
35:25
Speaker 1: had flipped the plane upside down and was flying for
35:28
Speaker 1: so long inverted, like how could you not notice that?
35:31
Speaker 1: And two, this would not be the first time that
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Speaker 1: somebody reported unexplained phenomena over the Bass Strait. In fact,
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Speaker 1: over the years leading up to this incident with Frederick,
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Speaker 1: there had been so many reports of UFOs flying over
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Speaker 1: the Bass Straight and also unexplained disappearances that they've dubbed
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Speaker 1: the Bass Straight the Bass Straight Triangle after the Bermuda Triangle. Basically,
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Speaker 1: it's a part of the world where a disproportionate number
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Speaker 1: of unexplained phenomena occur. To this day, Frederick's disappearance remains
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Speaker 1: a mystery. All we have is his final call for help.
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Speaker 3: Tell us from aircraft, is it okay?
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Speaker 4: That was deleted from the press accounts for some reason?
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Speaker 4: Tell us Serra Julia and cancer you cannot identify the aircraft?
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Speaker 4: Sell via Seria Roger, stand by, can you describe the.
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Speaker 3: Uh aircraft.
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Speaker 2: Right?
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Speaker 5: Tell us Heerra Juliet Roger, how large with the with
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Speaker 5: the per object then tell us Hero Juliet. Oh, tell
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Speaker 5: us Sierra Julia, persly your aircraft just then?
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Speaker 2: Anywind?
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Speaker 5: Tell the Sierra Julia, is the aircraft still with you.
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Speaker 3: Yeah what uh?
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Speaker 1: Fall players, when you call it anything.
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Speaker 5: Call me about tell the Serra Julia Rogers, what are
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Speaker 5: your intentions are?
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Speaker 1: Uh uh?
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Speaker 3: Holdup, guys.
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Speaker 5: All had come a day on.
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