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Hey guys, welcome to another episode of Thinking Sideways, the podcast. I am Devon joined as always by

Steve and Joe the boys. Today we're going to talk about what was your back in town. Oh god.

Today we're going to talk about a mystery. Oh really? Yes, but actually a mysterious disappearance that

happened on Christmas day 1929. The disappearance was of a postman in Ireland. This was by the way a

big deal in Ireland. Still actually is a little bit of an iron. Oh god. I saw actually an article

from 2012. They were going to like go search for him yet again. Yeah, true. Yeah. Still haven't found

them. No, they have not. This episode was actually suggested by a number of people. Kira, also Mary

and Kilkenny and David were the three names that we actually bothered to write down before we

started just saying. Yeah, it's on list. Sorry, everybody. Yeah. I feel like three is a good number.

Listen, what better than we were at one time when we were so overwhelmed with emails that I would

go into the list and I would find the date and the method of the suggestion and the story name

and links and not who had suggested it. Because somehow we forgot. Yeah, it's yeah, it's not so much

of a mess in the universe. I don't forget. I checked. Yeah. So let's start with our postman, shall we?

Yeah, the missing postman is Strad Batti. Strad Batti. Is this the movie that can be a coser? No.

No, that's the wrong postman. That was the postman, not the missing postman. Yeah, I literally just

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