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Top 3 SCARIEST places people got STUCK Halloween Scare-A-Thon (part 6) · Crime and Horror

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Speaker 1: at Carnegie Mellon University, Aaron Ralston studied mechanical engineering, French
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Speaker 1: and piano, and then upon graduation, he moved to the
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Speaker 1: Southwest and took a job as an engineer. But five
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Speaker 1: years into his corporate job, he realized he hated it,
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Speaker 1: and so he quit and moved to Colorado to pursue
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Speaker 1: his real passion in life, which was mountain climbing. On
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Speaker 1: April twenty fifth, two thousand and three, Ralston takes a
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Speaker 1: trip to Utah, where he plans to explore the Canyon
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Speaker 1: Lands National Park. He slept in his truck that night,
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Speaker 1: and the next morning, at about nine to fifteen am,
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Speaker 1: he gets up and it's this beautiful Saturday morning. He
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Speaker 1: hops on his bike and he bikes fifteen miles to
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Speaker 1: Blue John Canyon. The canyon was an eleven mile gorge
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Speaker 1: that at certain places was as narrow as three feet across,
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Speaker 1: and so Aaron locks up his bike and he begins
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Speaker 1: walking through this canyon. About six hours later, at two
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Speaker 1: forty five pm, Aaron is right at this section of
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Speaker 1: the gorge that's getting really really narrow, and below him
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Speaker 1: is about one hundred feet down to the bottom of
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Speaker 1: the desert floor. He was going to walk with both
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Speaker 1: feet on either walks, it was so narrow and kind
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Speaker 1: of spider man his way through this section of the canyon.
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Speaker 1: But as he began that maneuver, a huge eight hundred
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Speaker 1: pound boulder became dislodged above him and it comes tumbling
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Speaker 1: down and he barely gets out of the way, but
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Speaker 1: it lands on his arm and it pins his arm
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Speaker 1: against the wall and he can't move and he's suspended
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Speaker 1: one hundred feet off the ground, and he's twenty miles
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Speaker 1: away from the nearest paved road. Immediately, he tries to
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Speaker 1: pull his hand free and push the rock off, but
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Speaker 1: it's not going anywhere. And that's when it dawns on
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Speaker 1: him that he didn't tell anybody he was going to
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Speaker 1: be in this gorge. Today, no one knows he's here,
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Speaker 1: and he's so far away from anyone that can help him,
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Speaker 1: and he doesn't have a cell phone, doesn't have a radio.
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Speaker 1: He's got no way to communicate with anyone who could
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Speaker 1: potentially help him. Now, the position he was in was
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Speaker 1: not him dangling by his arm one hundred feet off
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Speaker 1: the ground. He was able to position himself against the
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Speaker 1: rocks where he wasn't dangling. He was able to sit
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Speaker 1: fairly comfortably besides his arm being crushed, and he was
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Speaker 1: able to use the rock that actually had pinned him
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Speaker 1: there as a sort of table or something to lean
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Speaker 1: up against. And after he calms down a little bit,
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Speaker 1: upter a few minutes, he reaches back and he pulls
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Speaker 1: his bag out in front, and he starts taking inventory
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Speaker 1: of what he has, and all he had was twelve
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Speaker 1: ounces of water, so just a single water bottle, and
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Speaker 1: he had two burritos and some candy bar crumbs. Those
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Speaker 1: all he had in terms of tools. All he had
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Speaker 1: was this crumby multitool, and it did have a little
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Speaker 1: knife that extended off the end. And almost immediately he
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Speaker 1: takes that multi toool and begins chopping away at this
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Speaker 1: boulder to try to see if he can maybe crack
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Speaker 1: it and push half of it off. But he's finding
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Speaker 1: out very quickly that it's completely futile. It is not moving,
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Speaker 1: it is an enormous boulder. It's not going anywhere. He
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Speaker 1: cannot possibly break it with this crappy little multitool. As
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Speaker 1: the sun began to set, Aaron started thinking really seriously
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Speaker 1: about trying to cut his arm off. But again, all
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Speaker 1: he has is this multitool and this crappy, little dull knife,
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Speaker 1: and he's thinking, there's no way I can cut through
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Speaker 1: my arm. There's bone in there. I can't possibly saw
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Speaker 1: through the bone. And so very disheartened, he puts his
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Speaker 1: multitool away and he begins to nurse the water and
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Speaker 1: slowly eat the food and thinks maybe some miracle will
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Speaker 1: happen where Over the next couple of days, someone will
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Speaker 1: be with an earshot. I can yell to them and
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Speaker 1: they can come get me, or maybe someone will see
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Speaker 1: me when they're hiking overhead. I can just wait it out.
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Speaker 1: But by the fifth day, he had run out of water.
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Speaker 1: He was becoming delirious. He was actually drinking his own
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Speaker 1: urine at this point, and he expected to die overnight,
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Speaker 1: and so with his multitool, he etched his name into
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Speaker 1: the rock, and then underneath it he etched the date
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Speaker 1: he expected to die, which was the next day. And
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Speaker 1: then after that he put his multitool down, and he
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Speaker 1: did have a camera with limited battery, and he pulled
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Speaker 1: that out and selfie style, he filmed goodbyes to his family.
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Speaker 1: My name's Aaron Rolston. My parents are down on Larry
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Speaker 1: Ralston and am with Colorado. Never finds this. Please make
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Speaker 1: an attempt to get them, be sure of it. I
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Speaker 1: would appreciate it. After he was done filming, he put
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Speaker 1: the camera away and he leaned up against the rock
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Speaker 1: and fully expected to die. But he starts to have
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Speaker 1: this really intense dream where he sees himself playing with
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Speaker 1: a child and he's missing his right arm, and he
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Speaker 1: takes that as a sign that he's supposed to chop
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Speaker 1: his arm off and get out of here alive and
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Speaker 1: go start a family. And so he wakes up from
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Speaker 1: this dream and suddenly all he wants to do is survive.
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Speaker 1: And he looks at his arm, which is already starting
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Speaker 1: to decompose at this point, and he thinks to himself,
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Speaker 1: I know I can't cut through bone, but what if
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Speaker 1: I'm able to break my arm clean through? I can
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Speaker 1: take this blade and cut through the brake in the bone.
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Speaker 1: And so he began testing, using the edge of the
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Speaker 1: rock as a full crumb to see if he'd be
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Speaker 1: able to break his arm using the torque of pushing
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Speaker 1: it over the edge of the rock. And when he
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Speaker 1: started to sense it was possible, he took a deep breath,
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Speaker 1: and then he broke his arm. He takes his multitool
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Speaker 1: and over the next hour he would painstakingly saw through
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Speaker 1: his entire arm. Once his arm was free, he couldn't
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Speaker 1: believe it. He actually smiled when he saw his arm
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Speaker 1: still pinned underneath the rock. Because of his sheer will
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Speaker 1: to live at this point, and high on adrenaline, he
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Speaker 1: climbed the sixty five feet out of this canyon with
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Speaker 1: his one arm. He gets to the trail and he
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Speaker 1: runs six miles and he happen to run into a
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Speaker 1: group of hikers. They'd give him food and water, and
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Speaker 1: they're totally alarmed by him, but they're happy to help him.
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Speaker 1: They call nine on one and medics arrived and they
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Speaker 1: save Aaron's life. Following Aaron Ralston's rescue, they went back
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Speaker 1: to retrieve his arm, but in order to move that boulder,
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Speaker 1: they had to bring out thirteen park rangers, a hydraulic jack,
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Speaker 1: and a winch and all this heavy equipment and they
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Speaker 1: were barely able to move it. And they told Aaron,
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Speaker 1: had you still been in place, there's no way we
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Speaker 1: could have placed the equipment without killing you. So basically,
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Speaker 1: you had to cut your arm off in order to
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Speaker 1: get out of there. There was no other way out.
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Speaker 1: And so for Aarin, I'm sure that felt pretty good
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Speaker 1: to feel like you cut your arm off and that
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Speaker 1: was the right decision. They would take his arm and
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Speaker 1: they would cremate it and give the ashes to Aaron,
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Speaker 1: and Aaron, after having his cremated arm for a couple
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Speaker 1: of days, decided, no, I need to put this where
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Speaker 1: it belongs. And so Aaron went back out to the
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Speaker 1: canyon where he had been trapped, and he scattered his
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Speaker 1: ashes over the boulder that had nearly killed him. In
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Speaker 1: twenty ten, Aaron's Ordeal was turned into a huge blockbuster
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Speaker 1: movie called one hundred and twenty seven Hours, where James
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Speaker 1: Franco plays Aaron Ralston in the movie. And it's an
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Speaker 1: incredible movie, albeit it's pretty hard to watch. Aaron Ralston
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Speaker 1: himself said the movie, although it's a drama, is pretty
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Speaker 1: much a documentary because James Franco does an incredible job
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Speaker 1: portraying his emotions and what it was actually like to
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Speaker 1: be trapped underneath this boulder for five days. In nineteen
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Speaker 1: eighty four, nineteen year old Timothy Molnar was living at
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Speaker 1: home with his parents in Daytona Beach, Florida, while going
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Speaker 1: to school for aeronautical mathematics. On January twenty fourth, Timothy
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Speaker 1: gets up and begins his day just like every other
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Speaker 1: day of the work week, by going downstairs, having a
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Speaker 1: bite to eat, and then taking his younger brother, Frank
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Speaker 1: to school. Once he dropped Frank off, he drove across
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Speaker 1: town to his university where he had classed, But as
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Speaker 1: soon as he parked, he realized he had forgotten his bike,
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Speaker 1: and that was something he'd brought with him everywhere, and
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Speaker 1: so before class started, he went back home, he got
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Speaker 1: his bike, put it in his car, turned around and
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Speaker 1: headed out, and his mother would step outside and see
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Speaker 1: him trailing away down the road, and that was the
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Speaker 1: last time she, or anybody in their family for that matter,
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Speaker 1: saw him alive. That night, when Tim didn't come home,
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Speaker 1: his family called the police. The police asked them, you know,
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Speaker 1: is there any reason he would want to run away?
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Speaker 1: Is he in trouble? Is there anything going on? And
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Speaker 1: his family's like no, He's a straight a student, he's
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Speaker 1: got lots of friends, he's super happy, he's well adjusted,
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Speaker 1: he's on a great career path. There's nothing in his
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Speaker 1: life to indicate that he would want to run away
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Speaker 1: or that he's in trouble. I know, he doesn't drink
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Speaker 1: or do drugs. There's really nothing. So the police begin
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Speaker 1: their investigation, and they start by looking at the family's
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Speaker 1: credit card bills, because they knew Tim had a credit
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Speaker 1: card that was connected to the family account, and they
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Speaker 1: found there had been a charge placed the same day
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Speaker 1: he had gone missing in a gas station about one
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Speaker 1: hundred and fifty miles away, and so the police go
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Speaker 1: out to this gas station and they find someone that
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Speaker 1: had been there when Tim was there, and he was
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Speaker 1: able to describe exactly what he looked like, what his
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Speaker 1: car looked like, and the police ask him, you know,
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Speaker 1: was Tim alone, and the witness says, yeah, he was alone.
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Speaker 1: He was acting totally normal. I saw him go into
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Speaker 1: the store and then I saw him come back out again,
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Speaker 1: and that was it. I don't know where he went
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Speaker 1: after the gas station. So for the next couple of days,
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Speaker 1: nothing really happened. There were no leads to operate on,
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Speaker 1: and Tim wasn't getting in touch with them, so they
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Speaker 1: just waited. Then on January thirtieth, so about a week
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Speaker 1: after Tim has gone missing, Tim's family receives a letter
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Speaker 1: from an auto inpound company in Atlanta, Georgia, and the
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Speaker 1: letter basically says, there is a car that's sitting in
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Speaker 1: our lot that is registered to your house. You need
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Speaker 1: to come out here and get it. And so the
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Speaker 1: family goes to Atlanta, Georgia to inspect the car and
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Speaker 1: they walk up to it and there's nothing suspicious about it.
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Speaker 1: There's no scratches on it, the tires are all fully inflated,
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Speaker 1: they look inside, and there's no sign of a struggle.
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Speaker 1: There's no blood, there's no debris of any kind. But
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Speaker 1: what they would find inside the car were Tim's credit cards,
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Speaker 1: his wallet, his license, and other items, suggesting that perhaps
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Speaker 1: Tim is trying to ditch his old identity and start
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Speaker 1: a new one. They also noticed a few very expensive
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Speaker 1: items that they knew were always in his car were
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Speaker 1: now missing. His car stereo, his toolbox, and bike. Tim's
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Speaker 1: family stayed in Atlanta for a couple of days, thinking
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Speaker 1: maybe Tim will return to this car, but after a
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Speaker 1: couple of days it was clear that they weren't doing
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Speaker 1: any good sitting there, so they went back to Florida.
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Speaker 1: When they got back, they looked inside of Tim's room
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Speaker 1: a little bit more closely, and they discovered that none
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Speaker 1: of his clothes had been taken. There was no suitcase taken.
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Speaker 1: It was like he left with just the clothes on
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Speaker 1: his back. They also checked his savings account and he
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Speaker 1: had taken all the money out but left ten dollars
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Speaker 1: in there. And the family believed that by leaving that
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Speaker 1: ten dollars, what he was really saying is I'm going
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Speaker 1: to come back someday. But he didn't come back, and
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Speaker 1: they never ever heard about him again. It was like
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Speaker 1: he just vanished. A decade after tim went missing, the
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Speaker 1: TV show Unsolved Mysteries aired a segment about Timothy and
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Speaker 1: his disappearance in hopes that the viewers would be able
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Speaker 1: to give them some information about the case, and sure enough,
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Speaker 1: a man named Stephen Kull, who was living in Wisconsin,
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Speaker 1: called into the show and said, without a doubt, I
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Speaker 1: know where Timothy is. He told them the story about
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Speaker 1: how ten years earlier he was walking around this forested
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Speaker 1: area in Wisconsin when he came to a clearing in
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Speaker 1: the middle of this forest and he saw this lump
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Speaker 1: in the middle of the ground. He didn't know what
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Speaker 1: it was. It was winter time, so he couldn't tell
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Speaker 1: if it was wood or an animal. And he walked
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Speaker 1: up to it and he looked down and he realized
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Speaker 1: there was this huge block of ice. And when he
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Speaker 1: brushed the snow off the top, he couldn't believe what
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Speaker 1: he was seeing. Inside of this huge block of ice
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Speaker 1: is the dead body of a young man. Cal would
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Speaker 1: immediately call the police, who would show up. They would
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Speaker 1: get the body out of the ice, but there was
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Speaker 1: no identifying information on him. And he was very badly
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Speaker 1: decomposed at this point, and so they had no way
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Speaker 1: to identify him, and so he was buried and he
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Speaker 1: was unclaimed. But from the second Steve saw that dead
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Speaker 1: body in the ice, that image was seared into his mind.
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Speaker 1: And so when the TV show Unsolved Mysteries put a
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Speaker 1: picture of Tim up on the screen saying, if you've
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Speaker 1: seen this guy, let us know, Steven's like, oh my gosh,
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Speaker 1: I recognize those clothes. That's the guy who was dead
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Speaker 1: in the ice block. And so the police go to Wisconsin,
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Speaker 1: they dig up the body that was inside at the
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Speaker 1: ice they do a DNA test, and sure enough, it's
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Speaker 1: Tim Mulner. Even though Tim's body was almost completely skeletonized
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Speaker 1: at this point, the coroner said there's no sign of
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Speaker 1: trauma to his body none. However, they weren't able to
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Speaker 1: determine a cause of death. To this day, we have
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Speaker 1: no idea how or why Tim wound up twelve hundred
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Speaker 1: miles away, frozen inside of a block of ice. In
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Speaker 1: two thousand and nine, twenty five year old Larry Mario
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Speaker 1: Muncata graduated from college and moved back in with his
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Speaker 1: parents in Iowa. He was excited about his future, and
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Speaker 1: his parents were extremely proud of him. As soon as
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Speaker 1: Larry moved back home, the first thing he did was
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Speaker 1: go out and get a placeholder job at the No
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Speaker 1: Frills Supermarket, which was a local supermarket right in town.
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Speaker 1: He figured, you know what, it's temporary, but I don't
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Speaker 1: want to just sit around all day. I want to
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Speaker 1: do that until I find my career. But even though
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Speaker 1: the job was supposed to be temporary, he found that
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Speaker 1: he kind of loved the job because he loved the
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Speaker 1: people he worked with. Workers would later say that they
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Speaker 1: loved working with him too. But everything in Larry and
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Speaker 1: his family's life would get turned completely upside down in
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Speaker 1: November of two thousand and nine. On November twenty sixth,
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Speaker 1: while a blizzard raged outside, Larry and his family celebrated
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Speaker 1: Thanksgiving inside. After everyone was done eating, Larry told them
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Speaker 1: that he actually had an overnight shift at the supermarket.
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Speaker 1: And I don't think his family knew he had the shift,
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Speaker 1: so they were like, oh, man, do you really get
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Speaker 1: to go the weather's so bad? And he's like, no,
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Speaker 1: I got to go. I don't mind. And they're like,
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Speaker 1: all right, well, hey, sorry, you go to work and
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Speaker 1: Larry walks outside and goes to work. The next morning,
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Speaker 1: when he came back from that shift, his mother would
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Speaker 1: say something seemed off about him. When he came inside.
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Speaker 1: He was very disoriented. He didn't really know where he was,
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Speaker 1: and his mom's trying to tell him that everything's okay,
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Speaker 1: you know what's going on? Did something happen out there?
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Speaker 1: And this is when it dawned on her that he
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Speaker 1: could be having an anxiety attack. Just a few years earlier,
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Speaker 1: Larry had had a whole bunch of panic attacks and
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Speaker 1: he was really struggling with anxiety. And it wasn't until
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Speaker 1: his mom made him go to the doctor and put
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Speaker 1: him on medication that he stayed. But at this moment,
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Speaker 1: she didn't know if her son was on any medication
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Speaker 1: or not, so just to play it safe, she said, hey,
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Speaker 1: let's go to the doctor and have you looked at
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Speaker 1: You don't seem well. So she brings him to the
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Speaker 1: doctor and the doctor quickly prescribes Larry an antidepressant. They
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Speaker 1: go and fill the prescription. They go back home and
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Speaker 1: Larry takes one of these antidepressants, but the medication didn't
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Speaker 1: seem to be doing anything, because over the course of
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Speaker 1: the day, Larry got progressively more and more stressed out
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Speaker 1: and more confused seeming, and eventually he told his mom
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Speaker 1: that he was hearing voices in his head that we're
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Speaker 1: telling him his heart is beating too quickly and he
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Speaker 1: needs to eat sugar to slow down his heart. And
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Speaker 1: his mom is looking at him, thinking what do I
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Speaker 1: do about this? And so all she could think to
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Speaker 1: do was just to stand next to him and kind
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Speaker 1: of comfort him as he sits there eating sugar over
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Speaker 1: the course of the day. Finally, that night he would
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Speaker 1: fall asleep, and his mother prayed that over the course
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Speaker 1: of the night that somehow this medication he had been
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Speaker 1: prescribed would kick in and he would wake up and
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Speaker 1: feel better, because so far it really seemed to only
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Speaker 1: be getting exponentially worse. But the next morn, when Larry
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Speaker 1: got up, he was just as bad as the night before,
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Speaker 1: except now he was having these vivid hallucinations. He said
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Speaker 1: there were people in the house that were looking for him,
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Speaker 1: and so we spent the day running around the house
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Speaker 1: hiding from people in the house that were not actually there.
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Speaker 1: Then finally that night, Larry just kind of loses it
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Speaker 1: and begins screaming at his parents and berating them before
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Speaker 1: suddenly running out the front door without shoes, without a jacket,
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Speaker 1: no wallet, no cell phone, no anything, and he just
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Speaker 1: runs directly into the blizzard and disappears. His family was
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Speaker 1: so caught off guard by this happening that it took
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Speaker 1: them a minute to get out the front door after him.
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Speaker 1: But it was snowing so hard they could barely see
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Speaker 1: in front of their face, and they knew he was gone,
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Speaker 1: so immediately they called the police. But the police have
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Speaker 1: the same issue. They can't really go looking for him
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Speaker 1: right now because the visibility was so so bad, and
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Speaker 1: so they told his family that we can't really start
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Speaker 1: until tomorrow morning, so hopefully he turns up tonight. So
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Speaker 1: the next day, when the weather clears up a little bit,
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Speaker 1: the police go out looking for Larry and they're asking
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Speaker 1: people in town if they've seen him, and no one's
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Speaker 1: seen Larry. And unfortunately, because it had snowed so much
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Speaker 1: the night before, any of Larry's tracks leading out of
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Speaker 1: Larry's house were now covered over. And so after a
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Speaker 1: couple of days of this, when there's just no sign
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Speaker 1: of this guy, the police say to the family, look,
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Speaker 1: you know, there's not much we can do. We're just
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Speaker 1: gonna have to wait to see if he turns up.
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Speaker 1: Ten years later, the No Frills supermarket where Larry used
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Speaker 1: to work was out of business and it was about
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Speaker 1: to get torn down, and some contractors were sent in
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Speaker 1: to start ripping down the shelving and breaking down the
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Speaker 1: inside of the building. And when they went into the
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Speaker 1: back and began pulling away those huge freezers that keep
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Speaker 1: your milk and your dairy products in they start pulling
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Speaker 1: those away from the wall, Larry's body comes tumbling out.
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Speaker 1: It had been pinned in this tiny eighteen inch wide
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Speaker 1: space between the back of the freezer and the wall.
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Speaker 1: It's believed on the night Larry ran out of his
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Speaker 1: parents' house barefoot into a blizzard, he ran right up
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Speaker 1: the road and went to the No Drills supermarket. Now
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Speaker 1: it was closed at the time, but he had access
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Speaker 1: to the back door with the key code because he
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Speaker 1: worked there. And so he went inside and he climbed
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Speaker 1: on top of the freezers, the section of the freezers
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Speaker 1: that jut back into the space that no one in
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Speaker 1: the store can see, and he climbed on top because
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Speaker 1: on top of there, all the workers would kind of
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Speaker 1: congregate up there. It was like a little clubhouse where
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Speaker 1: the workers would avoid the managers for little pockets of
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Speaker 1: the day, and so Larry probably climbed up there because
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Speaker 1: it represented a really happy place for him. And when
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Speaker 1: he got up there, he must have somehow tripped and
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Speaker 1: fallen into the tiny eighteen inch space between the freezer
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Speaker 1: and the wall. Investigators believe there's no way he actually
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Speaker 1: got hurt when he fell into this little space. He
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Speaker 1: got wedged in there, but he wasn't harmed. The problem
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Speaker 1: was these huge fans that run constantly to keep the
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Speaker 1: freezer cold were unbelievably loud and would have completely drowned
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Speaker 1: out his cries for help. And so no one knows
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Speaker 1: for sure how long this took, but eventually he would
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Speaker 1: die because no one heard him. Looking back at old
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Speaker 1: Facebook posts around the time that Larry would have been
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Speaker 1: dead behind the freezer, there was a whole bunch of
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Speaker 1: people that were commenting on Facebook that they didn't want
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Speaker 1: to shop at the No Frills supermarket anymore. Apparently there
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Speaker 1: was a really bad smell coming out of the back freezer.
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