280 Mysteries Ep 12 – The Case of the Five Clues

372 Pages We'll Never Get Back

Arts, Books, Comedy

4.8 • 595 Ratings

🗓️ 8 August 2025

⏱️ 17 minutes

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It’s Conor’s turn to solve the mystery, and Mike has picked out a fiendish one. There are five clues this time, and in a series where even the sole clue a mystery hinges on likely doesn’t make a lot of sense, this means we’re in for a wild ride! Support the podcast on Patreon to … Continue reading "280 Mysteries Ep 12 – The Case of the Five Clues"

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0:00.0	Hey, everyone.
0:07.7	I'm going to let Connor say the title of this, as always.
0:11.2	Wow, right off to that.
0:13.0	280 mysteries will never get back.
0:15.0	Okay, that's how many eBs there are?
0:18.1	Said with the intonation of a talking cat.
0:20.5	Oh, talking cat?
0:22.2	28 books, and I think they all have 10 mysteries in them, per his genius formula.
0:28.4	Those are very slim volumes.
0:30.8	I had forgotten that.
0:32.6	When I was kind of digging through, I forget with the name of the book, Encyclopedia,
0:38.4	saves them all or whatever.
0:39.4	Encyclopedia goes hog wild.
0:41.2	Yeah.
0:42.0	Goes ape.
0:43.7	Encyclopedia, the destruction of Jarad sin.
0:47.4	Whatever.
0:48.7	Anyway, I was just surprised at how few I had to choose from.
0:52.7	But I found some good ones. So what's, uh, what we're doing here is
0:56.3	we're going to read an encyclopedia Brown, the classic famous mysteries, classic 80s mysteries by
1:03.0	Don Sobel. Don's, Don's, Donald. Yes. Donald. And, um, Connor is going to try to solve them as are you.
1:12.2	You're going to follow along.
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