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Hi, guys.

I'm Marie.

And I'm Maddie.

And we are here recording Lost in the Woods.

Welcome back.

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We're happy to be here.

Today, we're going to be talking about the Laura Bradbury case, which it's funny,

because we did a case on Joshua Tree National Park, this case happens in that same park but I had never

heard of it which is crazy because it's a crazy case but I came across this article about Michael Bradbury

who we're going to talk about when we get into the case so I came across this article and started

digging into the case like I tend to do. I wanted to read his book,

but I couldn't. And I felt like we just had to do it. It's crazy. It kind of reminds me a little bit

of the Airs Rock case that we did. And you'll kind of understand why, but there's conspiracy,

confusion, a lot of things going on here. So we'll just get into it.

This is the case of Laura Bradbury. She was three and a half years old. I know. Kids are so

rough. It's so rough. So on October 18, 1984, she disappeared from Indian Cove Campground in Joshua Tree National Park.

Indian Cove Campground has huge rocks that attracts a lot of climbers. There's a little small

hiking trails around it and it's a great place to car camp and it's very crowded. Yeah, it has a lot of

easy trails. So it brings in families, but then it also brings in those people who want the challenge of the rocks.

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