Hello already welcome back to another episode of Decoding the Unknown as always I'm your host

Simon Wams on this show one of my writers in this case Kevin thank you Kevin

as we're in the script for me the disappearance reappearance and disappearance of Bobby Dunbar, which sounds absolutely like a title for a casual

criminalist episode.

I mean, I hope there's not going to be too many crimes in this one because this is

decoding the unknown. Casual grimas is another podcast I do.

They both have the same format actually.

If you're new here, I've never read this before.

It's brand new to me.

It's going to be fun.

Let's jump in.

We're going to explore it together. The world didn't use to be such a scary place.

kids would run around and play unsupervised for hours and nobody thought anything of it.

Raising a child was often thought of as a job for the community so you could trust that

nothing bad happened to you a child if they left your house for several hours.

Kevin, that's not true.

I just made a f ketchup criminals about Myra Hindla. your or something. And I said, no, no children used to go missing as well.

We just didn't know so much about it.

Those born decades before me remember when all adults were trusted figures who had all the authority

to take part in your parenting.

This is again, I feel like this is just a whitewashing of history because it's like,

yeah, you heard of that Catholic church shit?

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