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Unusually Absurd

Unusually Absurd

By: Unusually Absurd: True Crime Podcast
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 A True Crime Podcast that is full of murder, mayhem, and unusually absurd tales that you would not believe. Sit down and strap in, it's going to be a wild ride! True Crime
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  • 15: The Last Cruise: Amy Lynn Bradley

    15: The Last Cruise: Amy Lynn Bradley
    Sep 14 2021
    In the span of 30 minutes, Amy Lynn Bradley disappears never to be seen again. Or has she? 





















    SOURCES: 
    • The Disappearance Of Amy Lynn Bradley: Everything We Know
    • Disappeared-Amy Lynn Bradley
    • Photos are curtesy of amybradleyisstillmissing.com 
    • Cruise Law News.com 
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    14 mins
  • 14: Still Missing: Tara Calico

    14: Still Missing: Tara Calico
    Jul 14 2021
    It's been over 30-year since 19-year old Tara Calico vanished while riding her bike in New Mexico, and yet we still do not know what happened to Tara.





























    Tara Leigh Calico – The Charley Project The Spine-Tingling Disappearance of Tara Leigh Calico Missing New Mexico Woman Tara Calico polaroid found Here’s Everything You Need To Know About The Unsolved Case Of Tara Calico https://people.com/crime/tara-calico-polaroid-photo-true-story/amp/


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    21 mins
  • 13: The Soham Murders

    13: The Soham Murders
    Jul 6 2021
    This episode covers the brutal murders of 10-year old best friends, Jessica Chapman and Holly Wells. 


















    Sources: 

    https://www.chillingcrimes.com/blogs/news/holly-wells-and-jessica-chapman https://www.cosmopolitan.com/uk/reports/a11435528/soham-murders-jessica-chapman-holly-wells-ian-huntley/
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    26 mins

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