3: Sue's Clues

Family Ghosts

Sam Dingman

True Crime, Society & Culture

4.8 • 4.9K Ratings

🗓️ 22 November 2017

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

When Nick's grandfather died in 1994, something bizarre happened: his aunt Susan stole the body and hid it. Susan died shortly thereafter, and for the last twenty-three years, Nick and his family have agonized over his grandfather's whereabouts - but much to Nick's frustration, never enough to actually try and find him.

This week, Nick asks "Family Ghosts" host Sam Dingman to see what he can do.

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0:00.0	Greetings, ghost family.
0:02.0	Welcome to Family Ghosts.
0:08.0	So, I'm sitting at my desk at my old job
0:11.0	when I get a text from my friend Nick Markovich.
0:14.0	And the text says, hey,
0:16.0	want to take off work tomorrow and be one of my lifelines
0:19.0	on who wants to be a millionaire?
0:21.0	I'll give you half of whatever I win.
0:23.0	Our next contestant is from Crockin' on Hudson, New York.
0:28.0	Please welcome Nick Markovich.
0:33.0	At the time, I was an administrative assistant
0:36.0	and my job the next day was to hand out
0:38.0	lanyards at an all-day strategy summit
0:40.0	about digital advertising.
0:42.0	And for reasons still unknown to me,
0:45.0	I chose that over going with Nick
0:48.0	to hang out with Terry Cruz.
0:50.0	All right, Nick Markovich has walked
0:54.0	with $68,600.
0:59.0	Thank God everybody at that summit got a lanyard.
1:05.0	A few months ago, I received another text from Nick,
1:08.0	indicating that he had a pitch he thought
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