7: The Disappearance of Billy Smolinski (S1 E7)

I Think Not!

True Crime, Comedy, Society & Culture

4.6 • 11.9K Ratings

🗓️ 1 July 2020

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

August 24th, 2004: 31 year old Billy Smolinski tells a neighbor that he's headed out of town for 3 days. And he is never seen again. Billy has an extremely close relationship with his family and friends, who immediately know that something is wrong--he would never vanish on purpose or intentionally cut off ties with the people he loves. And then his car mysteriously returns to his driveway, but no Billy. And most bizarrely of all, when his family puts up missing persons posters all over town, someone rips them down and defaces them in the middle of the night. WHERE. THE HELL. IS BILLY SMOLINSKI?

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0:00.0	It's already happening.
0:01.0	What?
0:02.0	People are already choosing you over me.
0:03.8	I'm in the Facebook group and I'm seeing messages that say,
0:06.4	Team Ellen, what are you doing?
0:08.6	Listen, you've had people to contend with, the people of Maine.
0:12.0	You have so many people that are coming for you.
0:15.0	I love you, but I can only love you to a point.
0:17.6	Jaw on the table, girl.
0:19.1	Jaw on the table.
0:20.6	Hey, Ellen Marsch.
0:21.6	Hi, Patrick.
0:22.6	Where are they?
0:23.6	Where are they?
0:24.6	Where are they?
0:25.6	You guys, welcome to episode 7 of Disappeared, the podcast where we tell the stories of missing people
0:40.2	by recapping the episode of the ID show, Disappeared, that covered their case.
0:44.8	Girl, where are they?
0:46.3	I just have one question for you.
0:48.1	Are you ready for it?
0:49.1	Yeah.
0:50.1	You guys, before we get started, I want to tell you two things.
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