On the morning of August 16, 1942, a U.S. Navy Blimp lifted off from Treasure Island, San Francisco,

on a routine patrol. Hours later, it crashed into a quiet neighborhood in Daly City,

but something was terribly wrong. The blimp's doors were open and its equipment had been

untouched, but its two crew members had just vanished without a trace. There was no

distress call and no sign of a struggle, just an empty blimp drifting through the sky like a ghost

ship. 80 years later, the mystery of the L8 remains unsolved.

Hey guys, and welcome to the Moms and Mysteries podcast, a true crime podcast featuring myself, Mandy, and my dear friend Melissa. Hi, Melissa.

Hi, Mandy. How are you? I'm doing well. We are having a very exciting week here. How are you? We are. We had to like get into it, plan, record our Zoom just to

take notes for us. You know, very high level stuff around here. I will say Zoom AI note taking

is probably like going to save my life because I am so bad at remembering things that we talk

about in

conversation. So it's been, it's one form of AI that I fully support. It is for me. But one time

it got something so wrong, I was reading it and it was literally the exact opposite of what we said.

And I was so confused reading it. And I was like, this is, this is a problem. We can't go fully off of this AI. But yeah. Well, sometimes it really will almost like roast you. I remember one time, you know, because now we have the AI text on your phone. Oh, yeah, yeah. And there was one time I was asking you a simple question, if we could, had the money to afford something. And basically it was telling you that my message said are we poor

that's exactly what it said it just came up as a little thingy are we poor and I took a screenshot

and I'm like what is happening and the answer was yes yes we are speaking of not poor but

that's not a good segue Mandy Mandy, super exciting this week.

If you guys are listening, well, whatever you're listening.

Of course you're listening.

If you're listening, you're listening.

Right.

We have a new logo that we're so excited about after eight, almost eight years.

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