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Sachi, you're someone who I feel is kind of full of these really horrifying facts.

Thank you. So I need to know what is your favorite unsolved mystery?

I have several. Obviously.

But for the sake of your squeamish tummy, I'm really fascinated by all those planes that

disappeared.

I remember that Malaysian airplane?

That's a really good one.

Yeah.

Like, I'm really interested in what happened.

And I know it probably just plummeted into the ocean or whatever, but like I would like to know where and how.

In the same vein, I'm going to think about the submarine implosion for the rest of my life, even though I know what happened.

Yeah, I think those are really good ones.

I guess I don't really have one.

I guess I was really into the Zodiac Killer for a while, but that's played out, you know? Yeah, I mean, at this point, the Zodiac, it's like Jack the Ripper. Who cares, you know? Yeah, we've moved on. Well, today, we have a real double-header of an episode. Not only is this about a very wild financial scam, but it's

one that's wrapped in a mystery that is still unsolved. It's Friday, November 13th, 2020. It's a hot

muggy day, and three police officers are standing outside of a mansion in Sydney, Australia.

They've just gotten a call from a man named Anthony Colletti.

He told them his wife, Melissa, has been missing for roughly 28 hours.

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