Hi there, I'm Jordan Bonaparte, and on my show, Nighttime, I seek out and explore Canada's most fascinating stories.

Nighttime stories are told using intimate discussions with those affected.

They left you there. That was the last time anyone ever saw.

Jail hosts interviews with those held responsible.

The context of that meeting would be some kind of mass

shooting. And any other way necessary to get you to the heart of the story. You can join me by

subscribing to nighttime wherever you get streaming audio. We've all been in a situation

where the happenings endured seems so incredible that we worry no one will believe us.

That is, if we even choose to share them.

But if your situation lasts, say, 70 or so days, you're going to have to come up with something.

Whether that be the truth or a version of it.

There's little doubt it'll be worth hearing, regardless.

That's certainly the case here with the walking skeleton, Ricky McGee.

Welcome to Maroon.

Stories of the Catastrophically Lost.

I'm Jack Luna.

This is Aaron Hable.

Australian Ricky John McGee was born June 4th, 1970 in Victoria.

He was the first born of four children to parents, Wendy and Peter, and was their only son.

His father took his own life when Ricky was young, something the boy didn't learn until

later.

Originally, his mom had told him that his dad had died in a car accident.

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