Today I'll talk about the murder of Jared Bridigan, the relationship between head injuries and disappearances.

I'll reveal the next case for the monthly series Unfound Now.

And I'll cover a whole bunch of other stuff, including what was that thing outside the Amarillo Zoo?

I'm at Denenssel, and this is Unfound Live for June 27, 2022. Hello, everyone.

It is the live show for June 27th, 2020.

Of course, you are, if you were listening to the podcast version of it,

then I guess it is your version is the june 28th live show but here we are on a monday night on youtube i'm doing

fine been busy as is usually the case i have a fantastic live show ready for all of you. Some of the topics we're going to be

discussing tonight are, and this is a topic that kind of, I've touched on once in a while,

but we're going to do it again because of something that very sadly

happened to a friend of mine's very good friend and did not know this person who had this

happened to her. But I want to talk about that a little bit. So we're going to be talking about

head injuries as they relate to disappearances tonight.

I'm going to be talking about an interview that I did that is now public.

We're going to be talking a little, even though I do not consider myself to be a serial killer expert, being that we've now done two episodes where James Tolliver is considered to be the perpetrator.

I want to talk a little bit more about him because I just had some really interesting

conversations last night during the think tank on here, a Patreon people.

We're going to talk about the murder of Jared Brightigan, Brittigan, Brightigan,

bright again. We're going to be talking about this very weird, kind of an offbeat story about the Amarillo Zoo and what's going on there.

We're also going to talk about a body that washed the shore in Galveston, Texas a couple

years ago that has not been identified yet.

And why could that be?

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