So I went down a rabbit hole today and I figured why not bring my dreamers along with me.

This story is a mystery and we don't do too many of those around here,

but I do like a good one now and again.

And this is a vacation episode.

For the first time, we're gonna take our show

all the way over to Germany.

So, here we go.

Some of you,

some of you listening may have heard this case before.

There are quite a few discussion threads about it on Reddit.

The story involves a gentleman by the name of Gunther Stoll, not to be confused with a German

actor also named Gunther Stoll, which will come up in the top results if you Google this. The story we are going to talk about today

that involves the Gunther Stoll that I'm referring to will come up in articles

called the Yoggsy case. And Yoggsy is not a word. It's a series of six letters, purportedly letters. Y-O-G-T-Z-E.

It is also not an acronym for anything,

but it is the name that has been given to this case. It's often referred to as the Yoggsy Fall, which is

Yoggsy Case in German, or Bob Razzle, which translates to the Autobahn Riddle, which I kind of like because this case is definitely full of riddles.

I'll explain more about Yoggsy as we go along here and I'll tell you as much as I can about Gunther as possible. There is a Wikipedia page about this story and so many articles online about it are

regurgitated information from there.

And unfortunately, there really isn't all that much out there about this story.

Gunther at the time the story takes place in October of 1984 was an unemployed food engineer. And you know none of the articles that I read about

Gunther really explained exactly what a food engineer does, so I looked it up and according to interesting

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