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this podcast is not for you. All right. Hello listeners and welcome to our 31st listener short stack.

Wow.

And this is just where we read to you updates or things that you, the listener have sent to us and we're excited to get

started and we're happy you're here. Allison do you want to start us off? I will.

So this message comes to us from Carrie R via Facebook and Carrie it says

hey ladies I just listen to the 50 states of the unsolved for Ohio so if you're not a patron 50 states of the Unsolved for Ohio. So if you're not a patron, 50 States of the Unsolved is

a Patreon-only bonus content that we have and we cover each state and we were just on Ohio and I covered Brian Schaefer the disappearance of Brian Schaefer.

And we had a lot of people respond about this episode so I think it's a case that everybody's

really interested in. But Carrie

says, somehow I was not already aware of the Brian Schaefer story. One

possibility you mentioned was somehow Brian died in the bar but his body

was stuck or hidden and never found.

I realize that this is probably highly unlikely in the Brian Schaefer case.

However, something similar did happen close to me a couple years ago. In 2019 a body was found in a

grocery store that had closed in 2016. Oh my God. When the body was found a contractor was moving large

refrigerators out of the closed business. The man was identified as a person who

went missing in 2009.

At the time he went missing, he was an employee at the store.

The store remained open for six more years after he died. It is believed that he fell

behind a fridge or freezer in 2009. Because of the noise made by the machines, no one heard him if he tried to yell for help.

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