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Hi, guys. I'm Marie.

And I'm Maddie.

And we are here recording a new episode of Lost in the Woods.

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Today we are going to be talking about Bradford

Bishop. Our story starts at 12 noon on March 6th of 1976. In Bethesda, Maryland, a man

contacted police. He was concerned that he had not seen the family next door for a while and that he was worried about them.

Police suggested that maybe the family had gone out of town and not told their neighbor,

which kind of seems logical to me because I've never told our neighbors when we're going out of town.

Yeah, but when you're made neighbors, like, disappear for like months. They've been gone for like a week. Oh. Actually, I think they've been gone for like four days. Why the fuck is he calling them? Because it was so unusual. He killed him. I think our neighbors would be more likely to be concerned if one of my teenagers threw a party than if we were missing for four days.

But the neighbor was adamant that they always shared their plans with him and that he even

had a key to bring in their mail when they went out of town.

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