Mary Day | 139

People are the Worst

Cloud10

Horror, Comedy, Redrum, Detective, Murder, True Crime

4.8 • 977 Ratings

🗓️ 13 February 2025

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

Mary Day mysteriously disappeared in 1981 after a fight with her parents. She was known to run away but as the years went by her sister was convinced something more sinister happened. In the early 90s she filed a missing persons report but it didn't go anywhere for nearly a decade. Finally in 2003, a jaw dropping discovery was made that turned this investigation into the most bizarre and baffling case that detectives have ever worked on.

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0:00.0	She said he took Mary into the corner of the room and started hitting her, and there was nothing
0:06.6	her or the other kids could do.
0:08.7	She told them that the last time she saw Mary was through the crack in her door, and Mary
0:12.5	had blood coming out of her mouth.
0:14.8	Oh, my God.
0:24.3	What up, what up.
0:26.5	Actually, hey, let me start with this disclaimer.
0:28.2	I feel the flu coming.
0:29.2	I feel it.
0:29.6	Oh.
0:33.6	If I sound funny, if I cough directly into the mic.
0:35.3	I feel like we always sound funny.
0:36.8	We always sound fluish.
0:37.5	Oh, my God. Is that true? I think so we always sound funny. We always sound fluish. Oh, my God.
0:38.4	Is that true?
0:39.4	I think so.
0:40.5	At least me.
0:42.0	I didn't realize how much deeper my voice.
0:44.1	That's how everyone who's like, I can't tell your voice apart.
0:46.7	You can't?
0:47.7	I'm more B. Arthur.
0:50.5	Rachel's more, I don't know.
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