Thinking Sideways: David Sneddon

Shattered Souls

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🗓️ 27 August 2015

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Summary

David Sneddon's last message to his family was an email from China saying that he was heading to Tiger Leaping Gorge. After an investigation several weeks later Chinese authorities concluded that Sneddon had died somewhere on the treacherous trail... but his family thinks otherwise.

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0:00.0	I don't understand.
0:07.0	You never know.
0:10.0	It needs to be taken from you to the spot.
0:14.0	What?
0:15.0	Stories of things we simply don't know the answer to.
0:20.0	Hi there.
0:21.0	Walk back into the next episode of Think Exciteways.
0:24.0	I'm your host, Joe.
0:25.0	Joined as always by...
0:26.0	Devon?
0:27.0	And Steve?
0:28.0	Yeah.
0:29.0	Well, so we're going to tackle another cool mystery.
0:33.0	This week we're going to talk about the disappearance of David Snedden.
0:36.0	Like the singer?
0:37.0	No, actually, well, it's funny.
0:40.0	An interesting mystery and a mystery here is that David Snedden, the singer, has got a Wikipedia page.
0:46.0	But this David Snedden does not have one.
0:49.0	I'd be honest with you, the singer David Snedden kind of became the bane of my existence throughout researching this.
0:55.0	I don't care where he's touring.
0:59.0	That's not what I'm after.
1:01.0	I know. It's unfortunate, but yeah, he does clog up your Google search.
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