Hello everybody and welcome back to another episode of Decoding the Unknown as always I am your

Dakota Simon's here one of my writers in this case Ilza thank you Ilza writes me a script she's put together today the

secrets of a garter never heard of this I have no idea what this is about. That is of course the format of this show.

I have a fat old script in front of me and I have no idea what's going to happen. Maybe you don't either and

we're going to go on a wonderful exploratory journey together so let's get

started.

I have a pretty amazing job.

You got another job because it's not this one

Elza? Ah I write for an unsolved mysteries channel. Oh it is this job that's nice.

So every time I sit down to write a script I realize that I have to suspend my

disbelief in order to tell a good story.

I approach every project with the goal of finding some truth and mostly I succeed.

Most mysteries have some logic behind them.

Inadmittedly, you might need to do the macarina upside down like a drunken bad hanging from the roof

of a dark cave to see the logic, but it is often there.

So I apologize in advance. The idea of Agatha is enticing and there are certainly

some interesting snippets but the majority of this very solved mystery I'm about to present to you has very

little logic behind it, instead of just suspending

my disbelief, I have to pack it in a heavy suitcase and drop it down a very deep well.

I suggest dear listener that you do the same, so let's get to it.

Oh my God, I struggle to do this. I I know and I'm reading this and I'm like oh no

it's like I feel like this is a subtle criticism of me because whenever I read these I'm like no

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