On the morning of August 2nd 1979, Desmond Francis Carr went to work alone on a road in outback Western Australia. 40 years on and he has never been seen again.
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Even though this made me sad for the loss your family has suffered, i just want to hug you all. I hope your Mum and her sister and the rest of the family found the answers to free your Uncle.
I was unable to go past episode 16 though
Very well done!
One of my favourites!
Keep up the amazing work!
Check ya facts and tell it again accurately. Derby to Broome is 220k. So how could he be less the 49km from derby and 80k south of Broome at the same time. Really lost interest when the story teller made it about himself. Have another go at it mate without the rot.
I really want to listen to this story. You sir are unlistenable tho. Get tot he point. Ya 3 minute introduction is pointless every single episode. It should only be on ep 1. Really sad I want to know the story but just can’t believe ... more
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The content presents a detailed exploration of unsolved mysteries, particularly focusing on the case of Desmond Francis Carr, who vanished under mysterious circumstances in 1979. It examines not only the events surrounding his disappearance but also delves into the emotional and societal impacts that unresolved cases have on families and communities. The exploration of various personal stories, alongside discussions on true crime phenomena, societal issues, and the quest for closure, positions this series as a profound narrative that resonates deeply with listeners seeking both intrigue and emotional connection to real-life stories.
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