Hello everyone, before we start the episode, I'd like to take a brief moment to read a promo

for a new podcast from right here in my home country of Canada.

What do you normally think of when you remember the 1990s?

Runch music, the fresh prince of Bel Air, friends, that weird phase unsolved mysteries went

through when they presented stories about UFOs and dogs who cured cancer?

What you might not remember is that smartphones did not exist, and a whopping 61 million people

were using Pagers back in 1994.

Things moved fast in the 90s, really fast, and that's why the last 10 years of the 20th

century were a time like no other.

On the New Curious Cast podcast, History of the 90s, host Kathy Kenzore will be traveling

back in time to explore the stories that define a decade.

From Colin Byne, to Ruth Bader Ginsburg, to 90210, Air Jordan, and the Spice Girls, if

it happened in the 90s, you'll hear about it on this podcast.

Starting on July 17th, a new episode of History of the 90s drops every other Wednesday, so

be sure to subscribe to History of the 90s and listen for free on Apple Podcasts, Spotify,

or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Thank you and enjoy the show.

July 10th, 1958.

Monterrey County, California.

26-year-old first-lute tenant Paul Whipke leaves forward orde, the Army base re-estationed,

the fails to return, and is declared a deserter 30 days later.

Five weeks after he went missing, Whipke's abandoned car is discovered nearly 500 miles

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