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One September afternoon in 2003, a woman in Tucson, Arizona, heard a knock on her front door,

and she answered it, and she was surprised to see a Tucson police detective standing on her front

steps, and even more surprised when he started asking her a bunch of questions about her next-door

neighbor. Now, the woman tried to be as helpful as she could, but, you know, she just didn't have

very good answers to this detective's questions. She really didn't know much about her neighbor.

And so ultimately, the detective gave her his business card and told her to call back if she

ever heard anything or saw anything or remembered anything unusual about her neighbor.

Now, this woman didn't expect to ever call this detective back.

That was until a few days later, when she looked out her window and saw two sweaty men jump out of a van

and walk up the steps into her neighbor's house.

And the woman just stood there for several minutes,

absolutely shocked her heart racing, realizing what she was watching. Moments later, the woman

picked up that business card and called the detective. But before we get into that story,

if you're a fan of the strange, dark, and mysterious delivered in story format, then you come to

the right podcast because that's all we do and we delivered in story format, then you come to the right podcast

because that's all we do and we upload twice a week, once on Monday and once on Thursday.

So, if that's of interest to you, please secretly attach a harmonica to the front of the follow

button's car so that everywhere they go, their car whistles.

Okay, let's get into today's story.

Music our whistles. Okay, let's get into today's story. On the evening of Wednesday, September 24, 2003,

45-year-old Michael Albert Dohaquez laid down flat on his back on his yoga mat in front of a room full of his students at a yoga studio in downtown Tucson, Arizona. The students all followed Michael's lead, laying down for a pose called Shavasana, which signaled the end of a long workout.

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