Antarctica, a place of scientific research and study and rarely a place for criminal activity,

though at the turn of the century an Australian astrophysicist came down with a sudden illness before dying a day later.

Due to winter setting in, a proper autopsy wouldn't be possible for another six months.

Today we discuss the only cold case and potentially the first

recorded murder in Antarctica, the death of Rodney Marks. This is Red Web. The podcast all about Welcome back Task Force to another episode of Red Web, the podcast all about

mysteries, the unsolved, and the unknown of this world.

I am your resident mystery enthusiast, Trevor Collins, and joining me hearing this case for the

very first time, Alfredo Diaz.

The Thing, Sci-Fi, horror, thriller, boom, movie ratio, that fast baby.

And that has been another episode of Red Web, he solved the case, it's an alien from outer space.

Honestly, it does give a lot of the thing vibes.

Yeah, it gave me those vibes.

I just can't, why, people?

Why are we way out there?

Let's unfold it keep going you know more about your instincts here because you have a lot of preservation instincts.

It's just like it's far it's cold it's so far it's so, it's so isolated and like we do nothing but uncover

zombie viruses that have you know been iced in you know and

and and stowed away for centuries right and

ancient lakes that have not been touched by man hands and now we're like

and it's like let's just get up in there

you don't even put that down with no glove with no dawn soap it's just no dawn soap

we're not saving penguins or anything here. You're not wrong. It's just it's just terrifying and I get that man wants to push the limits

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