Mysterious Mysteries and Other Musings

In this episode we discuss the murder of Gabby Petito, and Zinni gives us some funny facts. Enjoy the episode!

Welcome to season three! For the first episode of the season we discuss the Lost City Of Atlantis. Does it exist? Where is it? Find out by listening to this weeks episode!

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Get ready for some amazing side topics, true or false questions, information about pools, lawnmowers, and debates!

Credits: Pinterest, Phineas and Ferb, Lost in Space, Google, funnyfacts.com and Mark Rober’s YouTube channel (for info on pee in pools. Why? Who knows!). Enjoy!

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Was it the wife? The lawyer? The wife and the lawyer? None of the above? Who knows in this century old mystery of a one man disappearing act. Listen to this episode to hear the facts and our speculations!

Credits: Pinterest, Instagram, Google, Masons (a restaurant), The Dug Out (another restaurant), Subway, “Murder On The Orient Express” by Agatha Christie, Jane Austen, Wikipedia, and probably others we have since forgot.

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This week we discuss the mysterious death of race car driver Ken Miles. Then, in a new twist we begin our new surprise segment (get excited!)

Credits: Distractify.com, Mentalfloss.com, thehenryford.org, Ford v Ferrari (director James Mangold, 2019)

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No, no tombs exploded. However, they did become very popular. This weeks episode includes corpses, jokes, and our dream pyramids. Ivy is “away” (she may or may not have been murdered) this week so it’s just the three of us. Don’t forget to check out our Instagram, @MysteriousMysteriesOfficial !

Credits: Google, WikiTravel.org, Google Translate, Wiki, wherever Zinni got her sources that she described as “the little boxes that come up”, Stepfeed.com, and probably others that we are forgetting.

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Listen up all you poison passion people! This weeks episode is about the Tylenol Poisonings of 1982. There is also a lot of information about cyanide and some random facts!

Credits: The book “Chains”, Doctor Who, Pinterest, Adam Ruins Everything (this is a show we are not dissing Adam), “Goodbye Earl” by The Chicks, Weird But True books, and all of our other sources were mentioned in the episode.

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This week we discuss and debate the Yeti. Zinni accidentally says evolution is true and Ivy firmly believes in the Yeti even though she is dead-set against believing in Bigfoot. We also discuss the origins of popular sayings! So sit back and don’t get eaten (the Yeti can eat anything.)

Credits: Wikipedia, Grammerly, randomfacts.com, Tin-Tin, The Never-Ending Story, Pinterest, Buzzfeed

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And a VERY special thanks to tangerines!

Tune in because this week we are talking about Skeleton Lake! Sound ominous? It is!

Credits: theatlantic.com, nytimes.com, pronouncekiwi.com, Wikipedia (we are not above using it), https://www.bkacontent.com/25-tongue-twisters-every-family-needs/amp/, https://www.engvid.com/english-resource/50-tongue-twisters-improve-pronunciation/

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Ribbit ribbit or what ever sound frogs make. This week we discuss the mystery of the Loveland Frog. It is a (and we mean this literally) giant frog from Loveland, Ohio.We also discuss much more including where Ohio even is. Enjoy!

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