Carter Roy

And if you're fascinated by these strange metaphysical mysteries, you may be compelled to investigate, but be careful.

Remember, on average, three people a month go missing in the Nevada Triangle.

And if someone as experienced as Steve Fawcett couldn't survive, what chance do you have?

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For more information on Yosemite National Park and time slips amongst the many sources we used, we found the documentary Mysteries at the National Parks extremely helpful to our research.

Until next time, remember, the truth isn't always the best story, and the official story isn't always the truth.

This episode was written by Brandon Rizzuto, edited by Maggie Admire and Pete Ritchie, researched by Maggie Admire and Brandon Rizzuto, fact-checked by Sophie Kemp, and engineered, video edited, and sound designed by Alex Button.

I'm your host, Carter Roy.

Hey, Crime House community.

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