Hi, hello, welcome. Thanks for joining me for another extraordinary stories small episode. In this episode, I will be telling you two different short stories. Before I begin, can I just say a quick

shout out to Senga Robertson for her lovely, lovely review on my Facebook page and for her

support in general. It was really nice to hear from you this week. Thanks to all of the social

media followers and anyone who is retweeting and liking the stuff on Instagram. Thanks very much. It's

nice to know that people are out there and are listening and are letting other people know

about the podcast. Okay, the theme for small stories this episode is recorded deaths deaths which have been either witnessed,

captured or are able to be revisited by the general public. There's so many more of these

than you would actually think that there are. I wasn't really sure. I knew

of one case. It's the very first story that I'll tell here. This was the one that I thought,

okay, that's really interesting because that death was recorded. And then when I started to research

it, I began to realize, actually, there's so many cases where a person has died, been killed, and actually it's been captured

either in audio or video or in a photograph or whatever.

So, yeah, so that's going to be the theme for this episode.

So the one I'm going to tell you, I started to become fascinated by this case, reading about

it a few years ago.

And I think, I'm not entirely sure, but I think the podcast My Favorite Murder might have

covered this one as well.

I'm pretty sure a couple of podcasts will have covered this case.

But it's the Australian Tinder date that went horribly wrong.

Okay.

Story one.

Warina Wright was visiting the Gold Coast in Australia when she matched on Tinder with Gable

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