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Hi there. Welcome to another episode of Thinking Sideways. I'm your host, Joe.

Join us always by Steve and your other host, Devon. Yeah. Yeah, the usual. Joe's not the only host.

He's the host this week. I guess he knows what's really going on in the back of my head.

He's been reading about the story too long. Yeah, thanks, so.

Okay, well here we go. Yeah, I totally want to see the podcast all for me.

This week we're going to talk about a fun disappearance that a lot of people think was a murder.

That's a guy in Australia named Bob Chappell. His name is spelled Chappelle, but it's pronounced

Chappell apparently. He disappeared January 26, 2009 in West Hobart, Australia, which is in

Tasmania, which if you don't know is an island off the south coast of the Australian mainland.

It's part of Australia. And the story was suggested by our listeners, the seal and Renee,

who know that our Tasmanian themselves, because the story as it turns out is a really big deal in

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