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And I do apologize for having a two or three week vacation.
But you know what?
Nobody listens to the show anyway.
So whatever.
But for those who do listen, thank you.
I do appreciate it.
It's a lot of work that goes into this show, especially when you tone the line by yourself.
So it's just a lot of freaking work, man.
Plus, I have a family and a lot of stuff going on.
Personal life.
So, you know, sometimes you just got to step back, take a break, take a little vacation, you know, refresh, get the hopes back up.
I mean, we're living in some horrible times, guys.
We like, it's just psyop after psyop after psyop after psyop after fucking psyop.
Oh, it's just terrible, man.
So I don't really want to get into much news here.
I just want to jump into the story, but I did want to mention the Bondi, the Bondi Beach massacre in fucking Australia.
It's just a massive psyop, you guys.
Like, if you don't see that, nothing's going to save you.
But let's just talk about the guy, Arsene Ostrowski, right?
This motherfucker who he took a selfie during the massacre of people shooting at people, killing people, right?
What's your first instinct?
Get your phone out.
Take a selfie after being shot, right?
Makes total sense.
I mean, it's just, it's obvious right off the fucking bat.
I mean, these guys, these deep state actors, these government officials, these random assholes who are like pulling the strings and making these things happen, they're getting sloppy.
It gets sloppier and sloppier every one they do.
I mean, maybe they want us to realize how fucked up it is.
I don't know.
But Arsen Ostrovsky, okay, he was, he is a leading international human rights attorney and as they say, an indefatigable Israel advocate.
He was he was there at the 10-7 massacre in Israel.
All right.
And then here he is again at this massacre at Bandi Beach.
Apparently, okay.
At least three people who were at the 10-7 massacre were also at this massacre.
Like, it's astronomically just improbable for this stuff to happen.
And we've seen it before.
Newtown, Connecticut.
We've seen it in Arizona.
We've seen it in Florida.
We've seen it many times where a so-called victim in this mass shooting or this, you know, mass casualty event was also a victim of this mass casualty event over here.
It just doesn't make sense.
Okay.
And if that makes total sense to you, then good on you.
Good on you.
But this guy, Arsene Novshovsky, human rights lawyer, CEO at the International Legal Forum and Senior Fellow at Miskov Institute for National Security and Zionist Strategy.
All right.
That's the Institute for National Security and Zionist Strategy, University of Wollongong in Israel.
I mean, this guy, he was voted like the number one Zionist of 2024.
Like, that's real.
It's a real thing.
Like, God forbid, be number one Zionist of the world.
Like, come on.
Fucking ridiculous.
Anyway, this guy fucking takes a goddamn selfie after getting shot.
And there is a photo people are passing around of the guy being shot.
People, you know, a woman painting blood on his face.
He's just laughing.
That is AI.
That's completely AI.
The words on his shirt, you can kind of see United, but states is definitely gone.
Yeah, that's definitely an AI picture.
But that doesn't take away the fact that it's a false flag, as usual.
I mean, they're everywhere.
This type of shit that just drains me, dude.
It's on purpose, you know?
They throw this shit out and get people to just be fucking just, oh, what do we do?
Take the guns away.
I don't know.
But there's this one video at this incident where one of the guys, I don't know what his fucking name is.
One of the shooters is pointing his shotgun, rifle, whatever the fuck it is at a group of people.
Like there are two, three people in his view.
He's shooting the gun in their direction, but they're just standing there, like waving at him.
Like what?
Who is going to be standing up waving at a shooter as he's shooting at you?
Like, if what's going on here?
None of it makes sense, dude.
None of it makes sense.
But here we are.
Here we are.
And not to mention the police, who were literally 10 minutes away.
It's the nearest police station.
It's 10 minutes away from where the shooting occurred.
And they literally let these two guys or three shoot people for 20 minutes before they even took any action.
So who gave this stand down order?
Who?
Who gave this stand down order?
Now, it's been found that the shooters, at least one, was an IDF soldier.
But in one of these videos, it shows a police car literally driving right past the shooters.
Right past them.
They just, they didn't care.
You know, they're like, oh, let it go.
Stand down.
Okay.
Stand down.
I mean, there's a lot of footage going on, man.
There's drone footage.
We got multiple people.
One of the people filming happened to be, he's always at these events filming.
Why is he always at these events filming?
I don't have his name here.
I had it a minute ago, but I can't find it.
What are the odds?
You just happen to be at all these mass characters with the events as a photographer, videographer, shooting these events.
Like, it's just, there's no sense there.
Unless it's all make-believe.
And then, you know, Retard Finder comes out and he's like, whoever says this is a false flag is just immediately your retard, whatever.
It's like, dude, these events can happen, real or not, real people die or not.
They're still false flags.
They're done to carry out an agenda to get people's, you know, to get people soppy, to get them like to say, oh, we need to get rid of the guns.
But Australia already has massive gun restrictions.
So how did this guy have like multiple guns in his name?
The IDF guy.
Multiple guns in his name.
It's just so fucking disgusting, dude.
Just disgusting.
And the Sostovsky guy, like the one, the selfie he made that he took during this event.
It's clearly stage.
It's fake.
It's stage blood.
It's fake.
It's not real blood.
It's fucking corn syrup.
Oh, man.
People.
Candace Owens.
They have been signaling that a 9-11 style attack is coming the second week of December.
Everyone's saying, oh, she was so right.
She was right.
Look, she was right.
This was nothing like a 9-11 style attack.
This had nothing to do with airplanes.
This had nothing to do with buildings being destroyed.
It has nothing to do with seven massive buildings being dustified.
This was not a 9-11 style attack.
It's fucking stupid.
So, yeah, also, survivors of the Brown shooting, you know, Brown University shooting that also took place this past fucking few days ago.
There were also survivors of that mass shooting who were at Parkland.
And what's this?
Sagus?
S-A-U-G-U-S.
Not sure how you pronounce that.
Why are these people always at this?
These same people always have these fucking false flag events.
Why?
Actors?
Central acting?
Yeah, that's exactly what it is.
Nothing fucking real about this shit other than, I mean, real violence happens.
And these attacks are used to carry out agendas every fucking time.
Laura Loomer.
She also is claiming that she called this out.
Fuck Laura Loomer.
For one, just go fuck yourself, Laura.
Larry.
She call you Larry.
You're fucking dude.
Anyway, man, I just hate all this news, dude.
This news just upsets me.
Because everything's just so fake.
Erica fucking Erica Kirk, Donald Trump, they're all fucking actors playing their part.
Erica Kirk won Miss Arizona in the Trump-owned pageant in 2012.
And then she goes on to now being given like a position at CBS or NBC or ABC or something.
She's going to be a host.
That bitch cries diamonds.
I mean, my God, dude.
Not a single tear has come out of her eyes.
She says she sees everything of Charlie and JD Vance.
I don't even know, man.
The problem here is that so many people are so quick to disbelieve it.
They're so quick to just believe everything the television says.
Oh, but we're the media now.
It's not the mass media.
It's the independent, the independent journalists.
So, you know, I'm sure you guys have heard Rob Reiner and his wife were found murdered in their home.
Apparently, their own son, their own son, slit their throats.
So, I mean, Rob Reiner was 78.
His wife was 68.
And yeah, the reports of stab wounds, no forced entry at their Chadbourne Avenue residence.
Sources say that there's 32-year-old son, Nick, who has a history of drug addiction, was arrested on suspicion of the murder and held on $4 million bail.
Yeah, I mean, Rob Reiner made a lot of good movies.
A lot of good movies.
Spinal Tap is probably like my favorite that he did.
But he wasn't necessarily a great human being.
You know, he was on Epstein Island like 17 times or some shit.
He'd been accusations that he was about to be arrested for a bunch of shit.
Who knows if that's true or not?
Because, you know, everything we think is true is probably not.
So, yeah, it's just crazy, man.
This whole thing is just crazy.
I mean, we are in the season of psyops.
This is usually around the time a lot of major psyops happen because why not?
It's Christmas.
Hanukkah.
It's upsetting.
It's draining.
This is why I have to step away for a couple weeks at a time because it's just like you're just inundated with so much bullshit.
It's just so fucking stupid.
I hate it.
I think I'm addicted to coffee or at least caffeine.
I didn't drink any for like 24 hours and I just had the worst fucking headache right before I started doing this show right now.
Worst fucking headache.
So I had to make a whole pot of coffee, took a few sips, and oh wow, it like magically just disappeared.
So I guess I'm addicted to caffeine.
Cool.
And they say cigarettes.
They say weed.
Weed's the gateway.
No, It's coffee and cigarettes.
Those are the gateways.
Um, yeah.
Anyway, the Jews are rising up.
Muslims are rising up.
And the government is just trying to get everybody to be against everybody.
I mean, this is exactly what they do.
This is what these psyops do.
It's what these agendas do.
It's what their narratives do.
Cindy Lauper looks horrible.
My God, why is she even performing?
Unreal.
Unfucking real.
Yeah, we can't trust anything we see with our own eyes anymore, which is what they wanted.
Obama said it.
The CIA, John Brennan, I think he said it.
They all say it.
They all say it.
We'll know our job is done when the American people don't know what's real and fake, whatever that saying is.
But, I mean, Candace Owens, for one, is an actor.
She is an actor.
She even has explorer talent.
She's Candace Owens, acting in fucking profile, whatever the fuck.
She's a legit actor.
So is Erica Kirk.
Why are we playing these games?
Why do we continually play these games and believe these people?
This is the problem, man.
This is like partly why I wanted to start this fucking podcast.
But you know how this podcast is going nowhere.
So I have no incentive to really continue this.
I'm not saying I'm going to end it.
But man.
Man, the numbers are low.
No one interacts on the social medias.
Well, there are a few of you.
Shadow Defense.
God bless your heart.
God bless your heart.
Oliver, God bless your heart.
And Nexus.
Nexus looks.
Sorry.
God bless your hearts.
It's like the three people who actually talk to me on fucking Twitter.
I will say, like, the top, like, four people who spread misinformation, and this has, you know, been checked into and analyzed, and it is fucking accurate.
Elon Musk, number one.
Okay.
Donald Trump, number two.
Bill Gates, like all of them.
All these people.
All the big top people who are so popular and prominent and rich and famous.
They're all the biggest disseminators of false information.
Yeah, we're told that like it's the mainstream media just doling out false information.
No, it's the fucking talking heads that dole out the false information.
The talking fucking heads.
I will say that the drone footage of that attack, the Bondi Beach attack, is quite stunning because you kind of see everything happen.
These guys were allowed to shoot for 20 fucking minutes, dude.
It's bullshit.
Bullshit.
All right, man.
I just, let's get off the news, dude.
I just can't handle it.
I can't fucking handle the news anymore.
Like, I try to get away from it.
It's almost impossible.
So, instead, today we're going to cover three strange unsolved mysteries.
So jumping into this.
Number one, Arnold Archambau and Ruby Bruggier.
At 6 a.m. on December 12, 1992 in Lake Andy, South Dakota, a Chevrolet Monte Carlo came to a halt at a secluded intersection on Highway 281 right at the boundary of the Yankton Sioux Indian Reservation.
It was a chilly morning.
The road was slick with ice.
All three individuals in the car had been consuming alcohol.
As the vehicle departed from the intersection, the driver lost his grip on the steering wheel.
The car veered off the highway and ended up overturned in a frozen ditch situated between the road and a set of deserted railroad tracks.
The driver was 20-year-old Arnold Archibau.
One of the passengers was his 18-year-old girlfriend, Ruby Bruguier, while the other was Ruby's cousin, 17-year-old Tracy Dion.
When help arrived, Tracy was the sole occupant left in the car.
She was extricated and taken to safety.
For reasons she still cannot comprehend.
Arnold and Ruby had seemingly just walked away, leaving her behind.
She couldn't grasp why they would exit the vehicle without attempting to assist her.
Why would they abandon their best friend, and her cousin, trapped in an Overton car in the frigid cold?
For three long months, there were no traces of the young couple.
They had truly disappeared without a trace.
Then, on the morning of March 10, 1993, Ruby's lifeless body was discovered floating in a ditch.
The following day, Arnold's body was found just a few yards away.
What could have transpired?
The area around the ditch had been thoroughly searched in the weeks following the accident.
Yet the bodies were located merely 75 feet from the site of the crash.
75 feet.
In this astonishing and strange case, every answer seems to lead to another unsettling question.
One question in particular lingers over every facet of the investigation.
Were Arnold and Ruby victims of foul play?
Arnold and Ruby were both members of the Yankton Sioux tribe.
They spent their childhood together on the reservation.
Their relationship blossomed in high school, leading them to fall in love.
After his mother passed away when he was 13, his aunt, Karen Tuttle, took on the role of his guardian.
She remembered him as a kind young man who had never encountered serious trouble.
She encouraged him to excel academically, which ultimately led to his graduation.
He was quite popular among his peers.
In fact, he was so well liked that he was crowned prom king during his senior year.
Ruby's father, Quentin Bruguier, shared that Ruby was a sweet-natured individual.
She was always full of laughter and had a playful spirit.
She never spoke harshly to her parents.
If she made a mistake, she would openly admit it to her family.
In 1991, Ruby and Arnold welcomed their daughter, Erica Marie, into the world.
From the very beginning, it was a challenge.
Both Arnold and Ruby were still quite young and not fully prepared for the responsibilities of parenthood.
And on Saturday, December 11th, 1992, Ruby, Arnold, and Tracy set out for a night of partying.
By around 6 a.m. the following morning, they returned to Tracy's house, where they had left Erica.
Tracy's father was there waiting for them.
Arnold inquired if they could retrieve Erica.
However, Tracy's father noticed their intoxication and suggested they leave Erica with him, promising they could pick her up later that afternoon, and they consented.
Tracy informed her father that she would be going with Arnold and Ruby, and the three of them then departed.
A few minutes later, the trio reached the intersection.
Tracy pointed out that they looked for cars, but saw that none were present in the area.
As Arnold exited the intersection and the car lost control, the next thing Tracy knew, they were upside down in a ditch.
She and Ruby started shouting for help.
To her surprise, Arnold was missing from the vehicle.
Ruby began to sob and scream.
She also pounded on the car in frustration.
Moments later, the door next to Ruby opened just enough for her to crawl out.
As Tracy approached the door, it unexpectedly slammed shut.
She couldn't comprehend why Ruby and Arnold had left her behind.
By dawn, the police were already combing the area.
Although the place where the car had landed was frozen solid, the authorities were concerned that Arnold and Ruby might have wandered off and fallen through the ice somewhere.
Officers searched around the frozen ditch.
One officer walked along the other side of the railroad track, speckling.
One other officer walked around the railroad tracks, speculating that the couple might have headed toward the lake area, which was also covered in ice.
Deputy Bill Youngstrom mentioned that he had attended multiple accidents where the driver and or passengers were unaccounted for.
In many instances, those involved had been drinking and partying.
His initial assumption was that Arnold and Ruby had fled due to their drinking, and wanting to avoid Arnold being arrested for DWI.
He thought they would eventually return in a few days.
However, Karen was skeptical about Arnold hiding.
She felt he would have either come home or reached out to inform them that he was safe.
Yet, they never received any word from him.
Ruby's mother, Myrtle Brugier, was convinced that Ruby wouldn't go for an extended period without seeing Erica or at least getting in touch with her family.
Just wasn't her style.
She speculated whether Ruby had been injured or was unable to reach them for some reason.
The police found no evidence suggesting that Arnold and Ruby had fallen through the ice.
And over the next three months, Deputy Youngstrom transformed the search into a personal mission.
He dedicated himself to investigating every potential lead.
Day after day, he came up with nothing until the spring thaw arrived.
On March 10th, 1993, a passing driver noticed a body floating in four feet of water in a ditch just 75 feet from the accident location.
It was Ruby.
Deputy Youngstrom was taken aback when he received the radio call reporting the discovery of the body in the ditch.
Her glasses were missing, and both of her shoes were gone.
Her clothing remained intact.
They seemed to be the same ones she wore on the night of the accident.
The state of her body was severely decomposed, making identification difficult.
In fact, they had to rely on a tattoo on her body for a positive ID.
The police opted to drain the water from the ditch, and the following day, around noon, Arnold's body was discovered submerged approximately 15 feet from where Ruby was located.
15 feet.
Oddly enough, his body appeared to be well preserved.
His skin tone looked healthy, he wasn't frozen to the ground, and his clothing was also free from ice.
Just really strange.
Investigators remain uncertain whether the garments found on him were the same ones he wore at the time of his disappearance.
Deputy Youngstrom was utterly perplexed.
How could two bodies discovered in the same vicinity exhibit such contrasting levels of decomposition?
Furthermore, how do they end up in a place that had already been meticulously searched?
The bodies were promptly autopsied, but the findings only intensified the enigma.
There was no way to ascertain the time of death, and there appeared to be no signs of foul play.
The coroner determined that both Arnold and Ruby had succumbed to exposure and had not sustained injuries from the accident.
To Deputy Youngstrom, the term death by exposure suggests that they had frozen to death.
He suspects they may have indeed frozen to death, but he does not think it occurred in the ditch.
He asserts that it is impossible for them to have been there for the entire three months.
He personally traversed the ditch multiple times during that span.
He also possessed written statements from individuals who walked along it, people unrelated to the case.
He stated that their bodies could not have been overlooked.
Law enforcement was further perplexed by the finding of two items that appeared to bolster the theory that Arnold and Ruby had not perished in the ditch on December 12th.
A tuft of hair was discovered along the roadside.
Forensic analysis later confirmed that the hair belonged to Ruby.
Deputy Youngstrom is skeptical that the hair remained there for three months.
Wouldn't make any sense.
Wind, rain, everything.
But he theorized that it was left behind when Ruby and Arnold's bodies were returned to the ditch from another site.
Which makes a lot of sense.
Additionally, Deputy Youngsham uncovered a set of keys in Arnold's pocket.
One key was for a vehicle, while two others seemed to be house keys.
He still retains possession of the keys and has yet to locate the vehicle or the residences that they correspond to.
Shortly thereafter, another shocking development emerged.
A witness reported seeing Arnold in a car with three other individuals on New Year's Eve, nearly three weeks after he was declared missing.
Deputy Youngshim considers this sighting to be credible.
The witness spoke with Arnold and is familiar with him personally.
She was certain that the man in the vehicle was Arnold.
Authorities subjected the witness to a polygraph test, which she passed, and subsequently, the couple she identified as being in the back seat of the car also took a polygraph test.
They denied being in the vehicle, but both failed their exams.
They were interrogated thoroughly, but insisted they were not with Arnold that evening, claiming they were at home.
Five additional witnesses also stepped forward, asserting they had seen Arnold and Ruby after their disappearance, and one witness recounted seeing the couple enter a car following the accident.
The vehicle was then observed heading east.
Another witness claimed to have seen Ruby on January 20th, more than a month after the accident, in nearby Wagner, South Dakota.
How did Arnold and Ruby's bodies end up in the very ditch where the car crashed three months ago?
Was it merely a strange coincidence?
A mistake on the part of the police?
Or could it be something much more sinister?
Quinton is convinced they didn't perish there.
He suspects they died elsewhere and were placed back in the ditch to create the illusion that they died at the spot.
Karen is certain that someone murdered them, though she is unclear on the method.
Both families feel that the police did not exhaust all avenues in their investigation.
Deputy Youngstim hopes to one day reveal to Arnold and Ruby's daughter the truth about what had transpired that night.
A reward of $5,000 is being offered for information related to the case, still to this day.
So, were there any suspects?
Not a single suspect has been identified, but there is also the issue of the police not being able to find two strange men who were spotted close to the ditch shortly before the bodies were found.
They were in a dark, blazer-type vehicle, and rumors have spread suggesting that their deaths stemmed from clan conflicts.
Nonetheless, this has never been verified.
And actually, this case was actually first aired on Unsolved Mysteries for the April 14th, 1995 episode, which was submitted to the show by Ruby's cousin, Sharon Wickner.
In September of 1999, the FBI concluded their investigation into the case.
They discovered no signs of foul play and believe that Arnold and Ruby perished accidentally in the ditch.
Nevertheless, some officers who were part of the investigation, along with the families of Arnold and Ruby, continue to suspect that foul play may have occurred.
At the very least, they contend that Arnold and Ruby died in a different location and that their bodies are subsequently placed in the ditch.
As it is, Ruby's father, Quinton, passed away on October 17, 2001, never getting the closure that every parent in such a situation would literally keep their life for.
And the second case here, Ryan Schtuka.
20-year-old Ryan Shtuka disappeared on February 17th, 2018, after leaving a house party on Burrfield Drive in Sun Peaks around 2:10 a.m., British Columbia, Canada.
Despite extensive searches conducted by the RCMP, friends, and family, no evidence has surfaced regarding Ryan's location.
Ryan was a seasonal employee from Beaumont, Alberta, working as a lift operator at the Sun Peaks Resort.
He arrived in Sun Peaks on December 1st, 2017, to enjoy the snowboarding season.
Standing six feet tall and weighing 180 pounds, he had blonde hair and brown eyes.
Last time he was seen, he was dressed in dark jeans, a gray and white shirt, a blue coat, and a burgundy baseball cap.
Sun Peaks Resort is a ski destination nestled in the Alpine region of Sun Peaks, British Columbia, Canada, situated 56 kilometers or 35 miles to the northeast of Kamloops.
Ooh, where have we heard Kamloops before?
Oh, those giant pits, graves of children after Queen the Queen visited there.
Anyway, the peak of the ski area reaches an elevation of 2,080 meters or 6,820 feet, featuring a vertical drop of 881 meters or 2,890 feet from the base.
This resort boasts 16 square kilometers or 6.2 square miles of skiable terrain, making it the second largest in Canada, and it typically receives an average snowfall of 5.6 meters or 18 feet annually.
That's a lot of fucking snow.
The Sun Peaks area enjoys over 2,000 hours of sunshine each year, with 137 runs available, including 16 gladed sections and 40 kilometers or 25 miles of cross-country trails.
The ski area is made up of three mountains: Todd Mountain, Sundance Mountain, and Mount Morsey.
It was thought that Ryan intended to stroll the brief distance back to his house from the gathering at Burfield Drive in Sun Peaks.
The extent of his intoxication from the alcohol consumed at the party was uncertain.
When he failed to arrive at work later that day, his friends grew worried.
That evening, his parents, Heather and Scott Shtuka, got a text from Ryan's roommate prompting them to report him missing to the police.
The search manager was convinced that the likelihood of discovering Ryan alive was virtually non-existent to the frigid temperatures, which hovered around negative 20 Celsius or negative 4 Fahrenheit that night.
Initial search efforts concentrated on the stretch between the location where Ryan departed the night he vanished and the residence he was staying at.
Throughout the following months, law enforcement enlisted the help of the RCMP helicopter, canine units, and a dive team to support the search operations.
However, no evidence was uncovered.
In 2018, the family conducted a preliminary superficial search of the vicinity, but they began to investigate the area more systematically starting in April 2019, employing excavators and bobcats to clear snow, along with volunteers conducting a grid search.
Yet, again, nothing was discovered.
The investigation into Stuka's disappearance is still ongoing, yet the absence of leads and the belief among some that the RCMP has not exerted sufficient effort in locating Ryan has fueled rampant speculation.
For instance, there are concerns within the community about the possibility of something nefarious, such as a serial killer.
And let's just be honest here, the RCMP is historically known for dropping the ball, right?
They seem kind of lazy.
Or maybe they're ordered to be lazy because they don't want to investigate crimes.
Something with the RCMP is very off.
Very off.
Not just in this case, but in all cases.
What was his name?
Yeah, the 2020 Nova Scotia attacks where 51-year-old Gabriel Wartman killed 22 people and injured three others in 16 different locations across rural Nova Scotia.
The RCMP they dropped the ball hard on that one.
Like, there's no excuse for not catching that guy a lot sooner.
Especially when the police had, like, a well, they had a relationship with him.
They knew he had a bunch of weapons.
They knew he had a fake police car.
They knew he had fake police uniforms.
They knew all of that.
And yet, they dropped the ball.
As usual, happens a lot.
Too much, really.
Anyway, since Ryan went missing, hundreds of volunteers from Alberta and British Columbia, alongside local search and rescue teams and the RCMP, have combed through the village and the nearby forests, trails, and mountains in search of any clues.
However, nothing has been discovered.
Initially, search and rescue teams theorized that Stuka had fallen into a gully, which later became obscured by a heavy snowfall that weekend.
However, when the snow melted after winter, there was simply no trace of him.
Gene Strong, the editor of the local newspaper Sun Peaks Independent News, mentioned that she has encountered numerous theories online regarding Stuka's disappearance.
Quote, abduction to sex trafficking, to being involved in the drug trade, to aliens, to an animal attack, any other wild theory you can think of has come up online, I think, end quote, she stated.
Jim Reed, who has visited friends near Stuka's residence on the night the 20-year-old vanished, recounted to CBC an unusual commotion outside during that night.
Quote, I heard a guy's voice and it was mad, end quote, Reed recalled.
He reported that the voice was shouting, quote, get in the car, get in the fucking car, end quote.
Yeah, I mean, that could point to something, right?
Reed claims he informed the police about what he had heard, but despite receiving several follow-up calls from them, he has not heard anything since.
Those who think that Stuka's life ended finally include retired RCMP investigator Brian Smith, who came from Alberta to assist in the search at the request of a friend of the Stuka family.
Smith, a mountain for 25 years with experience in several missing persons investigations, had also served as a ski patroller and horseback guide, gaining valuable skills in backcountry searches.
Now I would just like to know what his record's like, Brian Smith, like with 25 years of experience in several missing persons investigations, how many of those were solved?
I think that would be important to know.
Obviously, I don't have time to do that research right now.
Initially, he concluded that Ryan had likely wandered into the deep snow and become lost in the challenging terrain surrounding Sun Peaks.
However, after interviewing one of Stuka's friends, his perspective shifted.
Quote, the friend appeared very anxious and fearful for himself, which struck me as odd, end quote, Smith remarked, choosing not to disclose the friend's identity.
Quote, my intuition suggests that this was probably a homicide rather than just a case of a missing person, end quote.
Smith mentioned that he communicated his insights to the RCMP.
Following thorough interviews with everyone connected to Ryan's disappearance, the police stated they found no evidence to suggest foul play was involved.
Nevertheless, some locals at the resort continue to doubt that explanation.
Ryan's parents, Heather and Scott, dedicated four months to searching Sun Peaks and its surrounding areas.
Heather Stuka finds it hard to believe that her son met with a violent fate, stating, quote, He's not confrontational, he's not an instigator, he's not the type to provoke a situation.
We are uncertain about why Ryan disappeared, how he disappeared, or where he disappeared.
We hold on to the hope that we will find him, that a parent's love will prevail, end quote.
And I'd just like to point out here, you don't have to be confrontational.
You don't have to be an instigator.
You don't have to be the type to provoke a situation to be wrapped up in a murder.
You know, people are predators.
A lot of people are predators.
They prey on people who are not confrontational, who are not instigators, who are not to provoke any situation that could potentially harm them or put them in harm's way.
A potential sighting led to Stukas to rethink their son might have headed towards the resort center in search of food.
The witness was sober and provided a precise time for the sighting.
A Canadian documentary by CBC featured Alan Hobbler, the manager of Kamloop's Search and Rescue, who mentioned that despite the significant snowfall since Ryan's disappearance, any tracks left would have been quite noticeable.
However, none were discovered.
How can that be?
I mean, they just previously said that there was heavy snowfall that night.
And then right here, they're saying any tracks he made would have been quite noticeable.
A lot of discrepancies.
This is an unusual situation considering that neither the family nor the RCMP have found any trace of Ryan for more than three years as of March 2021.
Stafford dogs were unable to pick up any scent, and there were no footprints in the snow nor any evidence of a body, clothing, or blood after the snow melted in the vicinity.
So what happened?
Was he picked up in a car and driven off or wandered off into the wilderness, never to be seen again?
Was he hit by a hit-and-run driver and the body was dumped out of town?
Did someone at the party have a grievance?
We don't know.
But hopefully the family will find closure and some peace of mind if they ever locate their son's remains.
Or maybe he's alive.
Only hope.
And this last story here.
It's gonna be a short episode, obviously.
Trevelyen Evans.
The case of Trevelyan Evans' disappearance is a missing persons investigation from 1990 involving a 52-year-old woman who mysteriously vanished from her antiques shop located in Langellin, Denbighshire, Wales, United Kingdom.
During the week she went missing, Evans had been at the coast in Rudolin with her husband Richard, who was working on renovating their holiday bungalow.
She made her way back to Langlin on Wednesday, 13th of June.
On Saturday, the 16th of June, 1990, Evans opened her store, Attic Antiques on Church Street, at the usual hour of 9:30 a.m.
She had parked her dark blue Ford escort estate 200 yards away.
I love antiques, man.
My girlfriend and I, we do a little antique shopping here and there.
We love antiques road show.
Go ahead and make fun of us.
I don't care.
We're old throughout the morning.
Around 25 friends and customers visited, and according to those who came by, Evans seemed relaxed and happy, having made plans to go out that evening.
The weather was sunny that day, as reported by the police, and the town center was described as bustling.
At approximately 12:40 p.m., Evans left a note on the front door of her shop stating she'd be back in two minutes.
A well-dressed man was reportedly seen conversing with her in the shop just before she left the note.
This man has never been located.
Hmm, that's sketchy.
It is known that she purchased an apple and a banana and was seen crossing the nearby Castle Street.
Since a banana peel was discovered in a dustbin in the shop after this time, it is believed she must have returned there.
However, this has never been verified.
Evans' handbag, car keys, and jacket, along with the fruit and flowers she had planned to take home, were left behind in the shop.
Her car remained parked where she had left it.
The most recent verified sightings of Evans occurred close to her residence on Market Street at 2:30 p.m.
There were two additional suspected sightings, neither of which were confirmed.
At 2:35 p.m., a woman resembling her description was observed leaving town along the A5 towards Corwin next to the Riverside Park.
Then at 3:45 p.m., another sighting was reported, this time of a woman entering Park Avenue from the direction of the River D. Every household in Langellin, along with numerous individuals from beyond the area, were interviewed.
More than 1,500 names were reviewed, and approximately 700 vehicles were excluded from the investigation.
Searches were conducted in the River D, the canal, mineshafts, the caves within the Langellin region, but no evidence was discovered.
An artist rendering of a man in a blazer who was reportedly seen in her presence was created and distributed during the 1990 investigation.
And the blazer is referring to like a coat, a jacket, not a car.
In January 2001, the police reopened the case, hoping that new forensic methods would yield new evidence.
Richard, Evans' husband, was taken into custody in June 2001 but was subsequently released without any charges.
Additionally, law enforcement dismissed the artist's rendering of a man who was supposedly seen with Evans shortly before her disappearance as no longer reliable.
Oh, that's nice.
That's really good.
The case underwent a re-evaluation in 2010, marking the 20th anniversary of Evans' disappearance.
In September of 2011, reports emerged that authorities were investigating a potential link between Evans' case and a convicted serial killer named Robin Lugas.
Ligus?
Lagus?
Robin Lagus?
Lagus was serving a life sentence for the murders of three men in 1994 and passed away in 2022.
However, in January of 2012, police dismissed any possible connection.
There have been reported sightings of Evans in London, France, where Inipol is looking into the alleged sighting, and in a remote town in Australia.
In 1992, a search was conducted in the woodland of the World's End area following a tip from someone who claimed to be a spiritualist medium.
You can trust those guys 100% of the time.
In 1993, police used Sniffer Dogs to search the canal bank near Langland after a woman contacted them, expressing that she felt overwhelmed by the sense that Trevelline was close by.
No funds were ever withdrawn from her bank account, leading police to believe that she may have been abducted and murdered.
So, what happened?
What happened with little Trevelyan?
Ah, she was murdered.
I mean, that's pretty obvious.
I am hard-pressed to think that she was kidnapped and put into sex trafficking at 52 years old.
Nobody wants that.
Nobody's paying for that.
Um, so that's out of the fucking picture here.
So, I mean, it only makes sense.
She was kidnapped, you know, led away by that mysterious man at the shop and murdered.
Probably chopped up and thrown into this ocean, the seas, the lake, whatever.
That's just my speculation.
Makes sense.
Stiffer dog couldn't smell anything.
No reported sightings, let her verified.
Just up and gone.
What do you think?
What do you think, though?
Maybe you can leave your opinions, point of views, whatever in the comments below.
That'd be nice.
It'd be nice.
I'd like that.
I'd like to hear what you guys think.
I just wanted to get this out.
A new episode for you guys.
It's been three weeks or something like that.
So this is episode 149.
So, I don't know.
Moving forward with this podcast, we'll see what happens.
But I think we'll be doing shorter episodes just to get you guys something out there, you know?
It's crazy things like this.
Like, you can't rely on other people.
That's fine.
Alright, but the show is supposed to be one episode a week.
I have failed, you guys.
But Cricket will be here from time to time.
He's actually working on a part about Candace Owens, which will be good to go through because Candace Owens is a fucking fraud.