Bobby Bizup

Criminology

Emash Digital

True Crime

4.7 • 7.2K Ratings

🗓️ 13 June 2021

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

In 1958, 10-year-old Bobby Bizup went missing while at a Catholic summer camp in Boulder County, Colorado. It was assumed he had wandered off and searchers would find him quickly, but, that didn't happen. Parts of Bobby's remains were later found as were bits of his clothing. Some were found 3 miles up Mount Meeker. Bobby's skull was never found. Investigators determined that Bobby most likely died of exposure to the elements. But, there were conflicting reports about Bobby's activities leading up to his disappearance. There were also some strange sightings of Bobby reported in locations as far as 15 miles away from the camp.

Join Mike and Morf as they discuss the mysterious disappearance and death of Bobby Bizup. There have been revelations that have come out over the years that allege some of the men working at the camp at the time of Bobby's disappearance had molested campers. This had led to speculation that Bobby was either running away from something or someone and that he was perhaps killed because of something he saw. This case has heated up over the past year as a skull that may prove to be Bobby's was brought forth and given to police. DNA testing may soon reveal whether it is Bobby's skull or not. If it is, will it give the authorities the lead they need to finally determine what happened to Bobby Bizup?

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0:00.0	Criminology is a true crime podcast that may contain discussion about violent or disturbing topics.
0:05.9	Listener discretion is advised.
0:36.3	Hello everyone and welcome to episode 163 of the Criminology podcast on Mike Ferguson.
0:44.0	And this is Mike Morford. Mr. Mike Morford what's going on with you brother?
0:48.3	Not a whole lot. We got to crime con you there in person, me here living the dream through
0:55.7	through the inner zones through the inner webs virtually. Yeah it's not quite the same. I have to be
1:01.8	honest but it was nice to see some familiar faces. How about you did you have fun there?
1:05.7	Yeah I will say it wasn't quite the same as previous crime cons. Number one you weren't there
1:12.1	with me. Gibby couldn't make it because he ended up in the hospital so you know I was by myself.
1:19.1	I did take my wife and she actually came down to the booth a little bit. So she got a little bit
1:24.8	of the flavor of crime con but I will say you know the crowds were down and I think that we knew
1:32.0	that going in that that was going to happen. You know the pandemic the flying you know there was
1:39.6	really no one as far as I could tell coming in from outside of the United States at least our
1:47.1	fans. I didn't meet any of of those people. I just think they it was such a hassle and maybe
1:54.0	they couldn't even make it you know. So it was different but it was still good got to meet a lot
1:59.8	of people and just not as big as it has been and I can tell you right now nowhere near as big as
2:07.2	what Vegas is going to be next year. Everybody was talking about Vegas. Yeah that's undoubtedly going
2:13.4	to be a part and I think we have to start planning some kind of get together with listeners of both
2:18.8	shows and because I think there's going to be so many people there that are going to make that
2:23.5	trip there. Yeah I absolutely agree. We're seeing some amazing Patreon support more let's give
2:30.7	some shout outs. We had no friend or thrash metal show. I know has been a Patreon before. So
2:38.7	we appreciate that when people come back and Fraser. AJ jumped out of their highest level. We had
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