All right, hey, everybody.

Welcome back to 280 mysteries.

We'll never get back,

where we're exploring the many, many successful mysteries solved

by Leroy Encyclopedia Brown, boy detective of Idaho.

And last time, we ventured into the contemporary ones, one from a mere 17 years ago.

This time we're going way back to the 60s because we got to go to that Encyclopedia Brown sweet spot.

That's my comfort area, yes.

Michael Jen Nelson and Connor Lestocka here, by the way.

My rate at solving the Encyclopedia Brown Mysteries continues to plummet.

Like, it's just the, it's, you know, again, it's the batting streak that,

just like, you know, we're going to keep you in there.

You're going to keep you swinging.

But, you're going to keep you swinging.

Yeah, there's nothing. Sometimes the going to keep you swinging. Hit your way out of it. Yeah.

There's nothing.

Sometimes the ball looks like a basketball. Sometimes it looks like a pee. You just got to hit your way out of it. So that's what I'm going to try here. And some, you know, to be fair, there have been ones where I've been like, I'm not going to give you this one. because of course you could solve this one.

Okay.

There's ones that are like, you know.

Yeah, you're giving me the madness. So we'll cycle in some of them because some of these are insane solutions. Other ones are insane stories, you know, and I think this one falls more into that category. I don't remember anything about this one other than it was like a like you kind of read it.

We're like, all right.

I guess, you know, this was the 60s, Sobel.

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