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UFO activity such as the Roswell incident, the Phoenix Lights and

the Rendelsham incident. Alien abduction cases such as the Barney and Betty Hill case,

uncanny events such as the missing crew of the Mary Celeste,

the lost colony of Rowanoke and the fate of Amelia Hart.

Also notorious disappearances such as the case of Lord Lucan and D. V. Cooper.

For every instance, rationalized away, there is another that defies explanation. You're going to. Oh, oh, oh, oh,

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oh, oh, Welcome to Morbidology, the podcast.

I'm your host Emily G Thompson, author of Unsolved Child Murders, Cults Uncovered, and co-author of Un murders True Crime Cases is uncovered.

Join me weekly as I uncover some of the world's most heinous murders. Oh, The Palmer is a small rural city in Matanuska, Susassna Valley in Alaska, around 42 miles northeast of Angaridge.

It's easily most known for the annual Alaska State Fair, where Palmer's agricultural spirit lives on.

It's the type of city where almost everybody knows everybody else

and the kind of place where people move so that they can feel safe. In 2016 however, the disappearance of a teenager

and the subsequent investigation led to a shattered sense of security in Nervali. 16 year old

old David Grunwald was a student at Martu career and technical high school.

He lived in Palmer with his parents Edie and Ben and his

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