This is too much now. This is too much to be coincidence.

Talk to the families. They're heartbroken.

Their daughter's gone. Their son's gone. Their father's gone. Their uncle's gone. Their mother's gone.

Their aunt's gone. I'll never return.

It's their job to protect people in National Parks and Forests, and you're telling me that people go in there and

disappear and they don't even keep a list of it? That's a lie. A policy for the National Park Service

that we keep the list? That's a great question. I don't know. America.

Well, disappearing from National Port.

You made a map, if you take that map and overlay it on top of a map made by

a name called tall, it shows a bunch of underground bunkers and underground facilities

and underground rail network. The concentrations of disappearance of natural.

Okay guys, welcome back to the Grimerica show.

We're going to be chatting with Olav Phillips a little bit later.

But first, Graham, I want to play my own jingles Dunlop.

How's it going, buddy?

Hey, I'm good.

I feel like we're back in the groove now after that little hiatus.

Yeah, the last one was kind of slapped together. I didn't even make the proper intro, which was okay because we got to use

Gitmo's, uh, jingle. But yeah, I was there in the coach last night and I was like oh

I got to find a cliff and I was like I just it was too late next we should have

had one more in the can I think that was a lesson learned.

Next time we'll have one pre-recorded and ready to go

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