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Midday Missing - Robert Fritz & Jonathan Granison Bradley · True Crime and Wine Time

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  Speaker 1: jump right in. Robert Joseph Fritz, affectionately known as Bobby,
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  Speaker 1: was just five years old when he disappeared from his
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  Speaker 1: neighborhood in Campbell's Sport, Wisconsin on May fourteenth, nineteen eighty three.
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  Speaker 1: Bobby was last seeing playing in an empty lot besides
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  Speaker 1: the mill pond slash Milwaukee River, just a short distance
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  Speaker 1: from his home on East Main Street. He lived there
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  Speaker 1: with his mother in four of his siblings, while his
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  Speaker 1: father and two of his brothers resided in Illinois. Bobby
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  Speaker 1: was a typical happy child who loved peddling his big
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  Speaker 1: will in front of his mother's house. He was known
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  Speaker 1: for curling up in her arms, seeking the warmth and
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  Speaker 1: comfort only a mother could provide. On that fateful day,
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  Speaker 1: Bobby and his sister joined a group of friends in
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  Speaker 1: a large open field near the Saint Joseph Convent in
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  Speaker 1: the Mill Pond, like I said, approximately half a block
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  Speaker 1: from their home. At some point between two thirty and
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  Speaker 1: four thirty PM, Bobby told his sister that he was
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  Speaker 1: hungry and he was heading home. But Bobby never made
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  Speaker 1: it home, and he has never been seen again. When
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  Speaker 1: the fri which children were called home for supper, Bobby
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  Speaker 1: was conspicuously absent from the table. Panic, as you can imagine,
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  Speaker 1: quickly set in in the family, and neighbors searched this area.
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  Speaker 1: The search for Bobby intensified as night fell, and a
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  Speaker 1: neighbor called the police around five point fifteen PM, which
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  Speaker 1: initiated a chaotic and desperate search that would envelop the
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  Speaker 1: entire community. Now, guys, I can't help but think. Can
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  Speaker 1: you imagine what his sister must have felt when he
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  Speaker 1: went missing? And I can't imagine it was easy on
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  Speaker 1: her then, or that it has ever been easy on her.
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  Speaker 1: All that was found was the toy gun Bobby had
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  Speaker 1: been playing with earlier. Despite an exhaustive search of the
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  Speaker 1: Milwaukee River and the Mill Pond, there was no sign
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  Speaker 1: of Bobby. Authorities initially feared he had drowned when no
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  Speaker 1: trace of him was found, the possibility of abduction became
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  Speaker 1: the focus. Now. The Fritz family was already dealing with
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  Speaker 1: the aftermath of a bitter divorce when Bobby disappeared. His
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  Speaker 1: father had remarried just a week after Bobby's disappearance, raising
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  Speaker 1: suspicions that he might have been involved. However, after a
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  Speaker 1: thorough investigation, authorities found no evidence leaking Bobby's father to
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  Speaker 1: the case, and both parents were eventually cleared as suspects.
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  Speaker 1: The case, unsolved for over three decades, has less a
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  Speaker 1: mark on Wisconsin investigators because they have spent weeks pouring
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  Speaker 1: over hundreds of old police reports, criminal court records, and
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  Speaker 1: newspaper archives in an effort to understand why this case
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  Speaker 1: remains unsolved. Advances in DNA technology have offered a glimmer
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  Speaker 1: of hope that the truth about what happened to Bobby
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  Speaker 1: might one day be uncovered. Solving this mystery will not
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  Speaker 1: only bring closure to Bobby's family and the investigators who
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  Speaker 1: have dedicated years to their case, but also the residents
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  Speaker 1: of Campbell's Sport who have lived with the fear that
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  Speaker 1: a predator may have once roamed their town. A year
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  Speaker 1: after Bobby's disappearance, sex offender Michael Scott Menzer emerged as
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  Speaker 1: a suspect. Mensor, who had been convicted of sexually abusing
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  Speaker 1: a ten year old boy in nineteen eighty, lived alone
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  Speaker 1: at the historic Waldo Mill, less than twenty miles from
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  Speaker 1: Campbell's sport. A search of Mensor's property uncovered disturbing evidence,
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  Speaker 1: including boxes of children, sexual abuse images, news clippings about
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  Speaker 1: Bobby's abduction, decayed, remnants of children's clothing and some small bones. However,
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  Speaker 1: it could not be determined whether the bones were human,
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  Speaker 1: and no direct evidence linking Metzer to Bobby's disappearance was found. Now.
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  Speaker 1: In nineteen nine zy nineteen ninety excuse me, Mensor burned
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  Speaker 1: down the Waldo Mill, killing his two young step sons,
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  Speaker 1: aged seven and eight, in the process of burning it down.
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  Speaker 1: He had previously been acquitted of sexually assaulting the boys,
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  Speaker 1: but it was late, but was later convicted of arson
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  Speaker 1: and murder, receiving a forty year prison sentence. Now Menser
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  Speaker 1: died of cancer in two thousand and eight, taking any
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  Speaker 1: secrets he may have had about Bobby's fate to his grave.
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  Speaker 1: Bobby's mother remained unsure if Mensr was involved, noting that
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  Speaker 1: he never cooperated with the investigation. Guys, I have said
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  Speaker 1: over and over and over, I don't understand why there
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  Speaker 1: is not some way that we can compel people to talk.
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  Speaker 1: Despite the exhaustive search efforts and investigation, Bobby's fate remains
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  Speaker 1: a mystery. The case has grown cold, with no new
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  Speaker 1: leads or updates provided to the Fritz family in years.
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  Speaker 1: In August twenty sixteen, Bobby's sister, Laura Ingall, sought access
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  Speaker 1: to her brother's case files, only to be denied by
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  Speaker 1: the Sheriff's department, which claimed the case remained active. However,
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  Speaker 1: during an unrelated Fondulot County murder trial, it was revealed
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  Speaker 1: that the original investigation files on Bobby's case may have
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  Speaker 1: been lost or destroyed. Guys, I have a problem with
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  Speaker 1: the fact that many years have gone by and they
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  Speaker 1: still will not release the file to the family or
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  Speaker 1: to a private investigator. That seems wrong to me. Former
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  Speaker 1: District Attorney Daniel Kaminski testified that he had heard from
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  Speaker 1: multiple sources, including former detectives, that the case file had
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  Speaker 1: been shredded. Despite this, in twenty twenty three, police sent
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  Speaker 1: some physical evidence to a lab in Texas for DNA testing,
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  Speaker 1: offering a faint hope that science might finally shed light
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  Speaker 1: on what happened to Bobby. Both of Bobby's parents have
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  Speaker 1: since passed away, but his siblings continue to seek answers
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  Speaker 1: and hold out hope that one day they will find
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  Speaker 1: out what happened to their beloved brother. If you have
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  Speaker 1: any information regarding Robert Bobby Fitz, please call one eight
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  Speaker 1: hundred eight four three five six seven eight. A missing
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  Speaker 1: postern missing person flyer with an age progression photo will
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  Speaker 1: Please share and help get the word out. Next up,
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  Speaker 1: we're going to talk about Jonathan Tyrone Grannison Bradley. He
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  Speaker 1: was known to his family and friends as Johnny, and
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  Speaker 1: he was last seen on May fifth, two thousand and five,
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  Speaker 1: after being discharged from a hospital in Rochester, New York. Now.
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  Speaker 1: He had checked at the hospital on May fourth and
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  Speaker 1: stayed overnight, leaving the facility at seven thirty eight m
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  Speaker 1: the following morning. Despite his release, Johnny never made it
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  Speaker 1: home and has not been heard from since. At the
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  Speaker 1: time of his disappearance, Johnny was driving his grandmother's car
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  Speaker 1: as his own vehicle was being repaired. His grandmother's car
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  Speaker 1: was later found abandoned just two blocks away from his
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  Speaker 1: father's home in Rochester. The car was discovered in running condition,
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  Speaker 1: and it provided no further clues to his whereabouts. Johnny's father,
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  Speaker 1: Ray Bradley, expressed deep frustration with the handling of his
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  Speaker 1: son's case. The family found the abandoned car themselves and
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  Speaker 1: immediately reported it to the authorities. However, it is said
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  Speaker 1: the police took three days to respond into the vehicle. Guys,
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  Speaker 1: that is a problem. That is a piece of evidence.
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  Speaker 1: Three days is inexcusable. During that time, they did not
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  Speaker 1: treat the car as a potential crime scene. No fingerprinting
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  Speaker 1: was done, the trunk wasn't checked, and no immediate investigation
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  Speaker 1: was launched. So I want you to think about that.
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  Speaker 1: Family calls the police and says, hey, Johnny is still missing,
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  Speaker 1: but we found the car he was driving abandoned. They
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  Speaker 1: didn't go check it immediately. What if he was in
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  Speaker 1: the trunk? Think about that, So, police, you need to
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  Speaker 1: do a better job. Two days after Johnny was last seen,
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  Speaker 1: his credit card was used in Miami, Florida to purchase
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  Speaker 1: fast food and attempted to rent a car. Despite this,
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  Speaker 1: there were no significant follow ups by the police, leaving
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  Speaker 1: Johnny's family disheartened in feeling that his case did not
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  Speaker 1: receive the attention it deserved. Guys, I agree, because rental
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  Speaker 1: car places do have camera, they do record everything. I
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  Speaker 1: don't know how long they keep them, but police should
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  Speaker 1: have followed up on that now. At the time of
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  Speaker 1: his disappearance, Johnny was receiving Social Security payments, but he
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  Speaker 1: never collected any further payments after May two thousand and five,
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  Speaker 1: and Johnny lived with his grandparents and was very close
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  Speaker 1: to his family. His father described him as a loner
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  Speaker 1: with the few friends outside of his cousins, so basically,
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  Speaker 1: his cousins were his friends. Johnny's health had been fragile
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  Speaker 1: since a tragic accident when he was just five years old.
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  Speaker 1: He accidentally swallowed even cleaner, which caused severe damage to
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  Speaker 1: his esophagus and digestive track. Okay, guys, I tried to
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  Speaker 1: find out more about that cause I want to know
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  Speaker 1: how you accidentally swallow even cleaner, because I don't know.
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  Speaker 1: Maybe back then even cleaner was liquid and not a spray.
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  Speaker 1: I don't know. But over the years he underwent approximately
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  Speaker 1: fifteen reconstructive surgeries to repair the damage. Despite these surgeries,
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  Speaker 1: Johnny's health remained precarious and he required daily medication to
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  Speaker 1: sustain his life. His failure to refill his prescriptions since
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  Speaker 1: he disappeared adds to the concerns about his well being,
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  Speaker 1: as going without this medication would likely have had serious,
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  Speaker 1: if not fatal, consequences. In May twenty twenty four, nearly
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  Speaker 1: two decades after Johnny's disappearance, his father Ray, held a
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  Speaker 1: rally outside the Rochester Public Safety Building to raise awareness
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  Speaker 1: for his son's case. Ray has been tireless in his
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  Speaker 1: efforts to find answers, even founding the organization Missing the
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  Speaker 1: Missing in twenty twelve. The organization was created to help
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  Speaker 1: families in similar situations gather information about their missing loved
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  Speaker 1: ones by partnering with police and the community. Despite his
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  Speaker 1: relentless advocacy, Ray has not received any updates on Johnny's
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  Speaker 1: case since twenty twelve, leaving this family without closure and
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  Speaker 1: still searching for answers. Guys, I have said this before,
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  Speaker 1: I do not understand why police do not keep in
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  Speaker 1: touch with the families. That is the least you can do.
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  Speaker 1: Johnny's case remains unsolved, and his family continues to seek
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  Speaker 1: justice and closure for a son, brother, and loved one
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  Speaker 1: who vanished without a trace. If you have any information
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  Speaker 1: regarding Jonathan Granson Bradley, known as Johnny, please call the
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  Speaker 1: Rochester Police Department at five eight five four two eight
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  Speaker 1: six' five nine. Five, Also i'm going to ask you
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  Speaker 1: to share his missing person, flyer which will also be
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  Speaker 1: on Our facebook. Page, now Since i'm currently In, Helsinki,
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  Speaker 1: FINLAND i thought i would share the two missing person
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  Speaker 1: cases In. Finland. Now these are the two most publicized.
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  Speaker 1: Cases but WHEN i say the most, PUBLICIZED i want
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  Speaker 1: you to understand that people do not go missing In
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  Speaker 1: finland like they do in THE, us and the majority
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  Speaker 1: of people listed is truly, missing went To russia or
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  Speaker 1: The ukraine and just lost touch with their. Family these
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  Speaker 1: are the two true missing person, cases AND i am
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  Speaker 1: going to apologize. Upfront even Though i've been working for
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  Speaker 1: A finish company for four, YEARS i still struggle to
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  Speaker 1: pronounce some of their. Names SO i am gonna ask
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  Speaker 1: everyone to forgive, me especially My finish friends and. Coworkers
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  Speaker 1: pia Urmel rista Can, Okay i'm gonna try that. Again
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  Speaker 1: rista Can care Born december, eighteenth nineteen seventy two was
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  Speaker 1: a fifteen year old girl From, Pico, finland who vanished
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  Speaker 1: On october, seventh nineteen eighty. Eight her disappearance still remains
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  Speaker 1: one Of finland's most unsolved cases of any. Crime october,
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  Speaker 1: seventh nineteen eighty, eight began as a Typical friday For,
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  Speaker 1: pia who was studying housekeeping at a vocational. School, okay,
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  Speaker 1: GUYS i have to stop right. THERE i personally would
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  Speaker 1: have studied some housekeeping out of vocational, school BECAUSE i will,
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  Speaker 1: SAY i like to Think i'm a decent, housekeeper BUT
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  Speaker 1: i probably not the. BEST i didn't know you could
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  Speaker 1: study that in a vocational, school and doubleh probably THINKS
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  Speaker 1: i maybe should have studied it as, well but oh.
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  Speaker 1: Well And pia had planned to sleep over with a
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  Speaker 1: friend In, pomo but had to cancel because she had
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  Speaker 1: to babysit her three year old. Brother pia's parents were
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  Speaker 1: divorced and her mother had moved out of the family
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  Speaker 1: home a few years. Earlier that, Evening PA's father was
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  Speaker 1: in the sauna with his father in, law While pas
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  Speaker 1: stayed at home with her, brothers aged three and. FOURTEEN
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  Speaker 1: a disagreement arose between the siblings over what to watch on,
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  Speaker 1: television Leading pia to leave the, house possibly with a
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  Speaker 1: small bag in some. Money she has not been seen
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  Speaker 1: since now the, year several clues have, surfaced along with
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  Speaker 1: numerous false sightings Of. Pia in two thousand and, three
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  Speaker 1: The National bureau Of investigation took over the. Case according
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  Speaker 1: to a childhood, Friend pia had been bullied at school
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  Speaker 1: due to her family's religious beliefs The risk And Care
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  Speaker 1: family Or jehovah. Witnesses despite numerous please, searches the family
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  Speaker 1: continued to live in the house from Which pia. Disappeared
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  Speaker 1: in twenty, Eleven pia was officially declared deceased and, absentia
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  Speaker 1: with her date of death recorded As january, one twenty. Eleven,
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  Speaker 1: now next up we Have Rasa Marie. Russinen she was
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  Speaker 1: born On march, tenth nineteen eighty. Three she was a
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  Speaker 1: sixteen year Old finnish teenager who went miss seeing On october,
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  Speaker 1: sixteenth nineteen ninety, nine In, Timpere. Finland her disappearance is
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  Speaker 1: widely regarded as the most notorious missing person case In finnish,
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  Speaker 1: history and it is still unsolved. Now she was declared
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  Speaker 1: dead in absentia on the fifth anniversary of her disappearance
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  Speaker 1: in two thousand and. Four on the evening Of october,
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  Speaker 1: sixteenth nineteen ninety, Nine rasa was out celebrating with a.
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  Speaker 1: Friend at ten eighteen, pm she called her boyfriend from
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  Speaker 1: her mobile, phone expressing her desire to join him at
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  Speaker 1: a house party in the suburbs if she could secure a.
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  Speaker 1: Ride before heading to the, Party resa and her friends
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  Speaker 1: visit at a restaurant in the. City although they were only,
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  Speaker 1: sixteen they managed to gain entry using fake. IDs, however
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  Speaker 1: this visit was, brief lasting only half an, hour As
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  Speaker 1: RAC's friend received a call from her boyfriend inviting her
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  Speaker 1: to that party in the. Suburbs NOW i want you
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  Speaker 1: to stop OR i want to stop and. Say In
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  Speaker 1: finland they can drink at, eighteen so don't think that
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  Speaker 1: a sixteen year old was passing as twenty. One you
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  Speaker 1: can drink at the age of. Eighteen There, So raca's
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  Speaker 1: friend accepted a lift to the party from some, friends
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  Speaker 1: But rasa was left behind due to lack of space
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  Speaker 1: in the. Car before, leaving her friend ensured That raci's
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  Speaker 1: phone was charged and gave her some Money the last
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  Speaker 1: confirmed sighting Of rasa occurred around ten point fifty pm
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  Speaker 1: near The soko's department store in Central. Tempire after, this
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  Speaker 1: there were several unconfirmed reports of someone resembling. Her the
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  Speaker 1: police believe that THE cctv footage from the area shows
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  Speaker 1: her in the city center around eleven fifty, pm which
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  Speaker 1: is about an hour after the last confirmed. Siding now interesting,
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  Speaker 1: enough during the time of her, disappearance Tim pire was
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  Speaker 1: hosting A eu, summit which led to heightened security and
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  Speaker 1: increased police presence in the. City but despite the added,
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  Speaker 1: security the use OF cctv monitoring in nineteen ninety nine
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  Speaker 1: was less comprehensive than it is. TODAY i will say
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  Speaker 1: some places still have HORRIFIC. Cctv over the, years investigators
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  Speaker 1: from The National bureau Of investigation have explored over three
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  Speaker 1: thousand clues in, tips considering numerous, theories and they have
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  Speaker 1: conducted extensive searches in local lakes and. Waterways despite multiple
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  Speaker 1: appeals to the public through the, media racist disappearance remains unsolved.
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  Speaker 1: Now the focus the police have focused on three main
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  Speaker 1: lines of. Investigation one is about an older. Woman two
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  Speaker 1: witnesses reported seeing someone matching racist description walking with an,
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  Speaker 1: older heavyset woman heading away from the city. Center after
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  Speaker 1: losing visual, contact the witnesses heard loud screams. Now the
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  Speaker 1: police have been unable to identify this older woman or
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  Speaker 1: confirm her connection to racist. Disappearance in twenty twenty, two
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  Speaker 1: the police considered the possible involvement of convicted Murderer, verpe
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  Speaker 1: but questioning whether she could have been the older woman in.
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  Speaker 1: Question the second theory is about a taxi incident in twenty.
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  Speaker 1: FIFTEEN a taxi driver came forward claiming that he had
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  Speaker 1: picked up a passenger matching racist description around. Midnight the
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  Speaker 1: girl appeared cold and, frightened and the driver recalled her,
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  Speaker 1: SAYING i wonder what will happen to? Me that's. OMINOUS
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  Speaker 1: a shorter man of Possibly turkish origin then joined her
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  Speaker 1: in the taxi and they were driven to The Multi silta,
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  Speaker 1: suburb which is about ten kilometers. Away this lead was considered,
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  Speaker 1: promising especially as eyewitnesses had reported seeing a woman Resembling
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  Speaker 1: ras with a foreign man in The Tien peer center
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  Speaker 1: on the night of her. Disappearance, however despite lots of
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  Speaker 1: attempts in The Multi Silty air, area the police were
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  Speaker 1: unable to locate this male, passenger and this tip in
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  Speaker 1: theory hit a dead. End now the final theory is
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  Speaker 1: the vintage. Car semi witnesses reported seeing someone matching racist
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  Speaker 1: description either entering or being forcibly bundled into a black
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  Speaker 1: nineteen Fifties american car driven by a man in his.
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  Speaker 1: Thirties in twenty, ten a witness came forward claiming that
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  Speaker 1: they had been told by someone That rasa had been
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  Speaker 1: drugged by two men taken to a hall or a
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  Speaker 1: house In, kangasa where they killed her and buried the body.
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  Speaker 1: Nearby although the police investigated the two men, involved they
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  Speaker 1: found no evidence connecting them to racist. Disappearance the, case
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  Speaker 1: initially investigated as, manslaughter is now being treated as a murder.
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  Speaker 1: Investigation Under finnish, law murder has no statue of, limitations unlike,
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  Speaker 1: manslaughter which expires after twenty. Years, GUYS i don't understand
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  Speaker 1: that manslaughter murder person was. KILLED i don't get why it,
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  Speaker 1: expires BUT i am going to be asking somebody While i'm.
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  Speaker 1: There as Of november twenty, two the head of the,
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  Speaker 1: Investigation Juicy, luto stated that while the case is not
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  Speaker 1: actively being, investigated authorities continue to respond to both old
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  Speaker 1: and new. Leads all three main lines of investigation remain
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  Speaker 1: under consideration later. Developments it was revealed in twenty twenty
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  Speaker 1: two That i'm going to slaughter this But Kes chrissapossei
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  Speaker 1: has Suspected verbee but a convicted murderer who died in twenty,
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  Speaker 1: one of being involved in racist. Disappearance but was active
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  Speaker 1: in The tempere area at the time of racist disappearance
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  Speaker 1: and matched the eyewitness description of the, older heavyset woman
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  Speaker 1: seen With. Rasa one of the witnesses even recognized but
• 27:28
  Speaker 1: as the woman accompanying Ras Up. Now a street musician
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  Speaker 1: who was an acquaintance Of butts told the police that
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  Speaker 1: he had Encountered butt in Tim peer in either nineteen
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  Speaker 1: ninety nine or two. Thousand according to the, musician but
• 27:46
  Speaker 1: pulled a human head out of her backpack and presented
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  Speaker 1: it to. Him, initially he believed the head to be
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  Speaker 1: that of a mannequin and did not contact the. Police
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  Speaker 1: two thousand and. Six, dude someone pulls out. Ahead if
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  Speaker 1: you have any, suspicion go ahead and call the. Police
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  Speaker 1: just gonna put that out. There the police found this
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  Speaker 1: testimony consistent With butt's, history as she had dismembered a
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  Speaker 1: twenty nine year old Programmer Carrie antonen in two thousand
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  Speaker 1: and two and presented the head to. Others that's, creepy.
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  Speaker 1: Guys despite these disturbing, details the police have been unable
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  Speaker 1: to conclusively link but To race's. Disappearance as of twenty twenty,
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  Speaker 1: four the mystery of what happened To rasa remains, unsolved
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  Speaker 1: leaving her family and The finish public with more questions than.
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  Speaker 1: Answers now for our palate cleanser, TODAY i THOUGHT i
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  Speaker 1: would share some very interesting facts about The, Helsinki finland
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  Speaker 1: for those of you who don't know anything About. Finland
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  Speaker 1: first of, All finland is known as the world's happiest,
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  Speaker 1: country and, guys it is easy to see why. THEY
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  Speaker 1: i have loved every TIME i have been. There the
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  Speaker 1: people are, amazing, friendly kind and they can be a
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  Speaker 1: little bit of a smart ass like me. Sometimes, Now
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  Speaker 1: helsinki is the capital and it is the coldest capital
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  Speaker 1: city in The nordic. Region, Guys, burr, burr. BURR i
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  Speaker 1: will tell you it gets hella cold. There it is
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  Speaker 1: not that cold right, now So i'm happy about. That
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  Speaker 1: despite the. Chill you will find saunas, everywhere from homes
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  Speaker 1: and office buildings to more traditional locations like sauna. Places
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  Speaker 1: but here's a fun. Fact one of the private boxes
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  Speaker 1: at The Helsinki arena even has a sauna where you
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  Speaker 1: can relax while watching an ice hockey. Game, guys that's pretty.
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  Speaker 1: Cool they also have sauna cars in their huge ferris,
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  Speaker 1: wheel so you literally can get undressed into your swimsuit
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  Speaker 1: sit in a sauna while you go around the great
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  Speaker 1: big ferris. Wheel it's pretty, coolbh AND i did it
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  Speaker 1: when we were there previous. Year we did not do
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  Speaker 1: the sauna cart. Now helsinki also boasts a Unique lutheran
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  Speaker 1: church carved directly into a, rock and, guys it is
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  Speaker 1: a true architectural. Marvel and the city's tapwater is some
• 30:50
  Speaker 1: of the cleanest in the. World And, GUYS i can
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  Speaker 1: personally attest that it tastes. Amazing you can drink straight
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  Speaker 1: out of the faucet in your hotel. Room the water
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  Speaker 1: is that. Good fins are also among the biggest coffee drinkers,
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  Speaker 1: globally so coffee lovers will feel right at. Home. Guys
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  Speaker 1: they drink coffee before going to bed at. NIGHT i
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  Speaker 1: can't do. IT i don't know how they do. IT i,
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  Speaker 1: can't but they love their. Coffee, Now helsinki is renowned
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  Speaker 1: for its high quality of, life offering some of the best, healthcare,
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  Speaker 1: education and overall. Livability it's fascinating that In finland it's
• 31:38
  Speaker 1: common for parents to leave their babies outside to nap
• 31:43
  Speaker 1: in the, winter even in sub zero, temperatures and this
• 31:48
  Speaker 1: practice is rooted In scandinavian. Tradition it is believed to
• 31:52
  Speaker 1: promote a child's development by exposing them to fresh air and.
• 31:57
  Speaker 1: Nature some say babies sleep better and longer outdoors and
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  Speaker 1: are less likely to get sick from indoor. Microbes, also
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  Speaker 1: the calming sounds of, nature like chirping birds or rushing
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  Speaker 1: water are also thought to help soothe the babies into
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  Speaker 1: a peaceful. Sleep, now, GUYS i will tell you this
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  Speaker 1: would never work in THE us because people would steal those.
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  Speaker 1: Kids the very first TIME i went To finland four years,
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  Speaker 1: ago AND i saw outside of a restaurant prams lined
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  Speaker 1: up with babies in them while the parents were inside.
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  Speaker 1: EATING i asked, Somebody i'm, like, well CAN i just
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  Speaker 1: take one and take it home with? Me and they were,
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  Speaker 1: like we don't do that, Here SO i think that's
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  Speaker 1: kind of interesting because to, them it is perfectly normal
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  Speaker 1: for babies to be outside in their prams while their
• 32:56
  Speaker 1: parents dine. Inside, okay and it is, shocking YET i
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  Speaker 1: think it's incredibly cool that they live in such an
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  Speaker 1: environment where trust is given to. Others we could not do.
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  Speaker 1: THAT i wouldn't even put my child out on the
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  Speaker 1: front porch of my. Neighborhood SO i also have to
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  Speaker 1: add The fins are some of the nicest PEOPLE i
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  Speaker 1: have ever met during my. Travels this will be my
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  Speaker 1: fourth or fifth time In, helsinki And i'm just as
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  Speaker 1: excited AS i was the first, time if not. More
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  Speaker 1: BUT i want to thank you for joining me today
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