In August of 2018, 28 year old Richard "Beebo" Russell - a baggage handler with no flight experience- stole a 21 million dollar airliner from Seattle's SeaTac airport. After flying the plane around and performing maneuvers for a little over and hour,  he purposefully flew it directly into a small island in Puget Sound, ending his life.  Throughout the flight, he maintained contact with ground control, and the conversation that resulted painted Beebo as a kind, albeit broken man. Several videos of his flight were captured by bystanders, and those videos, along with the recorded conversation, were posted to social media and soon caused Beebo to go viral as the "Sky King". (Subject Matter Begins @ 9:53)

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In our newest Chritsmas Special, we get a little (ok, a LOT) of help from the Christmas Troll in compiling the naughtiest of the naughty of our entire episode catalogue. 

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In this episode we have the privilege of speaking with Albert Lanier. Albert is a print journalist and freelance writer with a career spanning more than 2 decades. He has written for many publications in Hawaii, as well as in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle. Since retiring, Albert has started a sub stack, as well as his own YouTube channel. In this interview we talk with Albert about a recent sub stack article he's written on the "Unsolved Mysteries" television series, which he has researched extensively. For more information, check out his YouTube channel (Writer Albert Lanier) and his sub stack news letter called "This Is The Week That Is" ([email protected]).

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On Halloween night of 2001, a college student named Cindy Song attended a party, and arrived home around 4 AM. She walked into her apartment, but when her roommate arrived a few hours later, Cindy was gone, and has never been seen again. (Subject Matter Begins @ 14:43)

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On the night before Halloween in 1975, a fifteen year old girl named Martha Moxley was murdered in her own front yard. Evidence pointed to the two teenage boys who lived next door to the Moxley's, but it was all circumstantial. However one of the boys was eventually tried and convicted, but was released on bond years later and remains free to this day. 

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In this episode, we cover the tragic murder of Ana Walshe- a beautiful, successful mother of three who disappeared in the early morning hours of January 1st, 2023. The subsequent investigation revealed that her husband Brian was up to some shady activities since her disappearance, and made quite possibly the most damning Google searches in the history of Google. 

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In this episode, we welcome back our old friend Steve Coppinger, as well as a new friend, Tony Perrin. Like Steve, Tony also has decades of law enforcement experience, and is also a renowned Arkansas historian. 

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In this episode, we cover two separate disappearances involving 3 people. First, David Stone- a troubled stock broker who suddenly left his home, drove half way across the country and walked into the New Mexico desert in 1988. His bones were found years later, but no one has a clue what exactly happened. Second is the case of Patty Spencer and Pam Hobley- 2 teenage girls who walked away from their high school in Oscoda, Michigan in 1969 and have never been seen again.  (Subject Matter Begins @ 5:00)

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On Halloween night of 2002, a 21 yr old University of Minnesota student named Chris Jenkins walked out of a bar in Minneapolis and vanished. Four months later, his frozen body was found floating in the Mississippi River, just blocks from where he was last seen. The police initially ruled his death as accidental, but after years of protest from his family, they changed it to homicide. But who exactly caused Chris's death is still a mystery. 

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In this episode, we were privileged to speak with our old friend Steve Coppinger. Steve has over 40 years experience in policing, and allowed us to pick his brain concerning investigative procedure, police tactics and a lot more. 

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