Thinking Sideways: The Disappearance of Andrew Gosden

Shattered Souls

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True Crime, Society & Culture, Personal Journals, Education

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🗓️ 10 March 2016

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

In September of 2007, 14 year old Andrew Gosden slept in a bit, then left for school like any other day. After his parents had left for work, he returned home, drained his savings account and bought a one way ticket to London. He was never seen again.

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0:00.0	Thinking Sideways is not brought to you by a mongoose playing the ukulele.
0:04.5	Instead, it's supported by the generous donations of our listeners on Patreon.
0:09.9	Visit patreon.com slash thinking sideways to learn more.
0:13.9	And thanks.
0:14.9	Hey guys, welcome to another episode of Thinking Sideways, the podcast.
0:39.2	I am Devon joined as always by...
0:42.7	Joe and Steve.
0:44.7	We're going to talk about a mystery today, unlike most days.
0:48.7	We're going to talk about the story of Andrew Gossden, who's missing teenager.
0:56.3	Well, he's not a teenager anymore, but before we get too far into it because I'm really
1:01.0	good at forgetting, this was a suggestion from, I think, Katrina or Katarina.
1:06.3	I'm sorry, I don't know which one it is.
1:09.4	But thanks for suggesting it.
1:10.4	Both of them.
1:11.4	Both of them.
1:12.4	And I know we've gotten suggestions for this in between the time that she suggested it,
1:17.2	but I don't write any of the other names down apparently.
1:19.4	Damn it.
1:20.4	I know.
1:21.4	Andrew Gossden was a normal 14-year-old guy.
1:24.9	He was a very bright young man described as quite the math genius or quiet math genius,
1:30.8	whichever.
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