Hey there, who killed Amy Mahalovic listeners.

This is Bill Huffman, your host and producer.

I just wanted to introduce you guys to a new podcast that is just being released.

So go ahead and take a listen to this description.

I think it's something that you guys will all like.

What if no one knew who you were, and you had lost the ability to tell them?

For over 15 years, an anonymous man

would lay in a vegetative state in a nursing home in San Diego after a disastrous car crash,

unable to be identified. This man was known to physicians as 66 garage, the same name as a sign

that hung above his hospital bed.

In Room 20, a brand new podcast from L.A. Times Studios, investigative journalist Joanne Farion

takes us through her two-year journey to figure out who this mystery man really is. Throughout her

search for answers, she even begins to question her own beliefs of the meaning of identity, consciousness, and life itself.

Who is 66 Garage?

Why was he in the California desert that fateful day?

Is he actually unconscious?

In this six-part series, you'll join Joanne, as she uncovers old newspaper articles with false details about the accident,

travels across international borders, and puts together the pieces of this elusive and fascinating puzzle.

You're about to hear a preview of Room 20.

While you're listening, go subscribe to Room 20 on Apple Podcasts or wherever you're listening now, or just

click the link in the episode notes. Enjoy. What if no one knew who you were, and you had lost the

ability to tell them, to tell your own story? Could you give me your name? What is your name? What is your name?

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