Disappearing Act: History's Most Mysterious Deaths
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Death & All Her Friends
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This episode is dedicated to the most mysterious deaths from history, from Black Dahlia to Amelia Earhart to the Dyatlov Pass. Cass Maher and Natalie Younger join us for a lively and delightful discussion about death, dying, and, surprisingly, the Olsen Twins.Â
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