159 | Breaking The Case: Doomsday Cult

Best Case Worst Case

X-G Productions

True Crime, Documentary, Society & Culture

4.1 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 10 January 2020

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Two Idaho children are missing and their mother lied to cops and went on the run with her new husband. What are cops doing to find them?

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0:00.0	The very next day they go back to talk to them and say, hey, what you told us about the
0:09.3	kids in Arizona is a lie.
0:10.9	Well, lo and behold, they got there.
0:13.0	They've completely vanished.
0:16.9	She had apparently at some point said she thought that she was some kind of a transformed
0:22.6	person as if she was a god.
0:27.0	Hello, and welcome to Best Case Force case.
0:39.4	This is your host, Frank D. Hakes.
0:41.6	This is Breaking the Case.
0:43.6	Guys, Jim is monosciutto.
0:47.2	Subbing in for him is the never popular co-host of mine.
0:51.5	You guys are always clamoring for me to have on.
0:54.2	And he is.
0:55.2	Bobby Chicol, retired FBI agent.
0:57.2	Bobby, I really appreciate you joining me on this, breaking the case.
1:00.9	This is a really grim case.
1:03.8	I know you've been falling at yourself.
1:05.7	Yeah, it's just one of those super, super unfortunate cases where it's kind of inevitable
1:12.4	what we're going to determine and what we're going to find out.
1:15.0	We just haven't had a confirmed for us yet.
1:17.7	No, let's take a quick review of the facts for people.
1:21.0	We've got listeners all over the world and some of them may be unfamiliar with the facts
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