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Thinking sideways. I don't understand.

Don't not compute. You never know.

Keep the big and big in the pocket. Just smile.

What? Stories of things we simply don't know the answer to.

Hey, that's a thinking sideways, the podcast. I'm Devon joined as usual, I guess, by

Joe and Steve. Yeah, we're doing sure.

And this week I'm kind of breaking the rules a little bit. If you're an avid listener or like

you've been in discussions with us on like Reddit or email, we say this a lot too. We try to

not do mysteries that are like anything under five years old. We try not to do with a few

exceptions. I think the Alisa Lam one. I think those are the only two that we've done so far.

Yeah, I think that's right. I don't know. We have a lot of episodes. I don't know if you're

so I did not go through every single one, but I'm pretty sure it's just been those two. But this

mystery was too good to pass up. And it was one that I literally just learned about within the

last like week and we're going to talk about it. Where did you learn about it?

The internet. Oh, okay. So it's we're going to talk about the disappearance, quote unquote

disappearance of Luzanne Fruin and Chris Kremers. Kremers.

It's their Dutch names. So it's hard. Yeah, I'm not. I'm not. I'm not free. It is Luzanne and Chris.

So I'm going to call them by their first names. They are 22 and 21 years old respectively.

And they are young women from the Netherlands. They're Dutch. They had saved up for about six

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