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In this episode of the Compendium, we sky dive head first into the high-flying escapades of the DB Cooper mystery. What is the only unsolved skyjacking in U.S. aviation history Sees me taking Adam right back to 1971, aboard Northwest Orient Airlines Flight 305. I tell Adam how a seemingly ordinary polite guy was able hijack a plane and escape mid flight above the Oregon wilderness with a $200,000 and a single parachute in the dead of night. 

We also takes a closer look at the various theories and suspects behind DB Cooper's real identity, piecing together the puzzle of this legendary figure who vanished into thin air. Join us as we navigate the twists and turns of this captivating story, exploring how a simple skyjacking turned into a legendary tale of intrigue and enduring mystery.

We give you the Compendium, but if you want more, then check out these great resources:

1. "Skyjack: The Hunt for D. B. Cooper" by Geoffrey Gray.
2. The DB Cooper page on the FBI's official website.
3. "The Mystery of DB Cooper" - HBO Documentary.
4. "DB Cooper: Where are you" - 2022 Netflix documentry
5. "Into The Blast – The True Story of D.B. Cooper" by Skipp Porteous and Robert Blevins.

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• Hosts: Kyle Risi & Adam Cox
• Producer: Kyle Risi
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In the spring of 2022, the 44 Division of the Toronto Police Service discovered the burnt remains of Rachel Amina Darwish, Daniel Brewer, and Mitig Biskane, in southern Ontario, Canada. The only clues offering an explanation for the three deaths were found in an anonymous blog written by an unknown individual.

The following is a reading from the blog website, www.everyoneandnoone.org, before it was seized by the police.

This Season One Finale episode is a reading of the blog's final three posts.

Support the making of Season Two by owning the COMPLETE audiobook on Spotify, Apple Books, Audible, or hardcover book, in the links below:

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In the spring of 2022, the 44 Division of the Toronto Police Service discovered the burnt remains of Rachel Amina Darwish, Daniel Brewer, and Mitig Biskane, in southern Ontario, Canada. The only clues offering an explanation for the three deaths were found in an anonymous blog written by an unknown individual.

The following is a reading from the blog website, www.everyoneandnoone.org, before it was seized by the police.

This episode is a reading of seven blog entries posted with blocked dates.

After a brief hiatus, the SEASON FINALE will be published two Tuesdays from now, on November 21st. To listen to the final lost blog posts of "Everyone and No One" before the next episode, please consider purchasing the COMPLETE audiobook version, or the novel in eBook or hardcover, in the links below:

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In the spring of 2022, the 44 Division of the Toronto Police Service discovered the burnt remains of Rachel Amina Darwish, Daniel Brewer, and Mitig Biskane, in southern Ontario, Canada. The only clues offering an explanation for the three deaths were found in an anonymous blog written by an unknown individual.

The following is a reading from the blog website, www.everyoneandnoone.org, before it was seized by the police.

This episode is a reading of blog entries posted between May 12, 2022, to a blocked date.

Support the show by owning the COMPLETE audiobook on Spotify, Apple Books, Audible, or hardcover book, in the links below:

Listen to more podcasts by DimensionGate on our Apple Podcast Channel and Spotify.

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In the spring of 2022, the 44 Division of the Toronto Police Service discovered the burnt remains of Rachel Amina Darwish, Daniel Brewer, and Mitig Biskane, in southern Ontario, Canada. The only clues offering an explanation for the three deaths were found in an anonymous blog written by an unknown individual.

The following is a reading from the blog website, www.everyoneandnoone.org, before it was seized by the police.

This episode is a reading of blog entries posted between May 9 to March 12, 2022.

This episode is dedicated to Ernesto P. Tuason, Dec. 9, 1936 - Oct. 13. 2023

Support the show by owning the COMPLETE audiobook on Spotify, Apple Books, Audible, or hardcover book, in the links below:

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In the spring of 2022, the 44 Division of the Toronto Police Service discovered the burnt remains of Rachel Amina Darwish, Daniel Brewer, and Mitig Biskane, in southern Ontario, Canada. The only clues offering an explanation for the three deaths were found in an anonymous blog written by an unknown individual.

The following is a reading from the blog website, www.everyoneandnoone.org, before it was seized by the police.

This episode is a reading of blog entries posted on May 8, 2022.

Support the show by owning the COMPLETE audiobook on Spotify, Apple Books, Audible, or hardcover book, in the links below:

Listen to more podcasts by DimensionGate on our Apple Podcast Channel and Spotify.

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In the spring of 2022, the 44 Division of the Toronto Police Service discovered the burnt remains of Rachel Amina Darwish, Daniel Brewer, and Mitig Biskane, in southern Ontario, Canada. The only clues offering an explanation for the three deaths were found in an anonymous blog written by an unknown individual.

The following is a reading from the blog website, www.everyoneandnoone.org, before it was seized by the police.

This episode is a reading of blog entries posted between April 8 to May 8, 2022.

Support the show by owning the COMPLETE audiobook or hardcover book in the links below:

Listen to more podcasts by DimensionGate on our Apple Podcast Channel and Spotify.

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In the spring of 2022, the 44 Division of the Toronto Police Service discovered the burnt remains of Rachel Amina Darwish, Daniel Brewer, and Mitig Biskane, in southern Ontario, Canada. The only clues offering an explanation for the three deaths were found in an anonymous blog written by an unknown individual.

The following is a reading from the blog website, www.everyoneandnoone.org, before it was seized by the police.

This episode is a reading of blog entries posted between March 19 to March 21, 2022.

Support the show by owning the COMPLETE audiobook or hardcover book in the links below:

Listen to more podcasts by DimensionGate on our Apple Podcast Channel and Spotify.

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In the spring of 2022, the 44 Division of the Toronto Police Service discovered the burnt remains of Rachel Amina Darwish, Daniel Brewer, and Mitig Biskane, in southern Ontario, Canada. The only clues offering an explanation for the three deaths were found in an anonymous blog written by an unknown individual.

Host, Ian Tuason, reads the lost blog posts from the blog website, everyoneandnoone.org, before it was seized by the police.

New episodes every Tuesday.

Listen to more podcasts by DimensionGate on our Apple Podcast Channel and Spotify.

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In the spring of 2022, the 44 Division of the Toronto Police Service discovered the burnt remains of Rachel Amina Darwish, Daniel Brewer, and Mitig Biskane, in southern Ontario, Canada. The only clues offering an explanation for the three deaths were found in an anonymous blog written by an unknown individual.

The following is a reading from the blog website, www.everyoneandnoone.org, before it was seized by the police.

This episode is a reading of blog entries posted on March 17, 2022.

Support the show by owning the COMPLETE audiobook or hardcover book in the links below:

Listen to more podcasts by DimensionGate on our Apple Podcast Channel and Spotify.

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In the spring of 2022, the 44 Division of the Toronto Police Service discovered the burnt remains of Rachel Amina Darwish, Daniel Brewer, and Mitig Biskane, in southern Ontario, Canada. The only clues offering an explanation for the three deaths were found in an anonymous blog written by an unknown individual.

The following is a reading from the blog website, www.everyoneandnoone.org, before it was seized by the police.

This episode is a reading of blog entries posted between March 13 to March 16, 2022.

Support the show by owning the COMPLETE audiobook or hardcover book in the links below:

Listen to more podcasts by DimensionGate on our Apple Podcast Channel and Spotify.

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Picture a missing 17-year-old boy, a frantic mother, and a slew of social media posts that raise more questions than answers. Was she really frantic? Was it all an act? Where has Rudy been for 8 years? 

Today, we're cracking open the confounding case of Rudy Farias, a name that's sparked countless debates in the true crime community since he disappeared back in 2015. As we navigate through the labyrinth of press conferences, search parties, and numerous online accounts linked to his mother, Janie Santana, prepare to be taken on a rollercoaster ride of shocking revelations.

But that's not all. We shift gears and delve into the controversial role of the Houston Police Department and the District Attorney in this case, questioning their tactics and transparency. As we dissect Q's relentless pursuit of justice and his refusal to reveal his conversations with Rudy, brace yourselves for a side of law enforcement you may not have seen before. So, buckle up, folks! We're about to wade through the murky waters of this intriguing story. Trust me, this is one episode you don't want to miss!

 In this episode we sit down with Igor Teper and listen to  The Man Who Saw the Elephant  Originally published in  the magazine Yankee, Oct 1971 as  What More Is There to See.

Igor Teper is an author of fiction, poetry, and scientific essays, and a physicist who uses lasers to teach old atoms new tricks. He lives with his wife and sons in the San Francisco Bay Area. For more about his writing, check out www.igorteper.com. 

How can we make sense of the complex case of Adnan Syed and the murder of Hae Min Lee? What was the motive behind the crime, if Adnan was indeed involved? Join us as we dig into the relationships, motives, and testimonies surrounding this thought-provoking and controversial case that has captured the attention of millions through the Serial podcast.

In our episode, we delve into the dynamics between Adnan and Hae, the role of prosecution's star witness Jay, and the challenges of piecing together the facts amidst hearsay and inconsistent testimonies. We also explore the potential impact of cultural biases present in the trial and the difficulty of forming a valid motive based on the limited information we have about what really happened that day. As we analyze the testimonies and timelines, we consider possibilities such as why Jay  and Jenn’s testimonies differ so dramatically when they were such good friends. 

With so many twists and turns, it's no wonder this case has gripped the world's attention. Tune in as we offer our own theories on what may have happened and continue the conversation that Serial began. You won't want to miss this deep dive into the case that has left us all questioning the truth and seeking answers.

 In this compelling episode, we dissect Maria Cristina Gutierrez's defense strategy for Adnan Syed and how she humanizes him amidst the cultural and religious differences that surround the case. We explore the star-crossed lovers narrative that Gutierrez paints of Adnan and Hae Min Lee, raising questions on the prosecution's responsibility to prove his guilt and not the defense's duty to prove his innocence.

Furthermore, we delve into the fascinating history and formation of Pakistan, Adnan's ancestral background, and the challenges faced by his community in the United States. We also address the social stigma and fear surrounding Adnan's religion and culture, as well as the implications of his no bail status.

Join us as we unravel the mystery of Adnan and question the jury's decision to find him guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. We investigate the expectations placed on children by their parents and the challenges Adnan faced as a teenager navigating his cultural identity. With such a complex case, can we truly be confident in the verdict?

What if everything you thought you knew about Adnan Syed's case was turned upside down? In this episode, we pull back the curtain on the prosecution's strategies while going over their opening statement. Join us as we analyze the intricacies of this enigmatic trial and uncover the challenges of interpreting court transcripts and the potential impact of family ties in Pakistan on the case.

Listen while we dive deep into the inconsistencies of the timeline of events and our thoughts on the possibility of using a rope or other objects to aid in the strangulation. As 'armchair investigators,' we discuss the role of the juror in making sense of this conflicting information and scrutinize the prosecution’s account according to Jay , including his troubling lack of fear while driving around with a murderer.

We’re at the point in the case where we discuss the how/when Adnan was arrested, and what happened during his first murder trial. What went wrong in that trial? Did his attorney make decisions that impacted Adnan’s life negatively? Let’s discuss this trial, and see where it takes us! 

Getting deeper into this case, discussing what evidence there is against Adnan. What are his friends saying in their interviews with the investigators. Where do you stand thus far? Do you think you Adnan actually did it? Is there enough evidence? Could it have been someone else in cahoots with Jay? So many questions still,  Let’s see what we can find out in this episode of Hae Min Lee & Adnan Syed Part 4…

We aren't through with this case yet. Still so much to go through, and yet we feel no where near closer to the truth. Let's keep plugging away at the case of Hae Min Lee's murder, and her 17 year old ex-boyfriend,  Adnan Syed, who was convicted of murdering her, in Part 3 of this crazy case...

Take the leap with us, as we jump down the mother of all rabbit holes - that is what this case feels like. Everything you think is up, is really down; the minute you think it’s left, you realize it’s right. Our heads spin with this case, so you might as well buckle up and join the fun! Let’s tackle part 2 of Hae Min Lee & Adnan Syed…