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Hey there and welcome to another episode of Thinking Sideways.

I'm Joe, joined as always by Steve and Devon.

It's time for another mystery. This week we're going to talk about a good one. This involves

the Nellis Air Force Testing Range in Area 51 and all kinds of cool stuff. It's pretty cool.

So yeah, let's jump right in. We're going to talk about the very strange disappearance of a guy

named Kenny Veach in the mountains just east of the Air Force Range that I just mentioned.

This happened in late 2014. So that means that we are kind of breaking our five-year rule just a

little bit. It's just barely out there. Yeah, it's less than a year away, but I've been following

this story for two or three years now and there's been no movement on it at all. So I think we're

probably safe. And for those of you who don't know what we're talking about, we have a rule where

we won't cover a case that is less than five years old. That hasn't been active for less than five

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