S3 | E19-20 | The Debrief with Ryan Wolf & Jacob Saffle

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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Jacob Saffle 0:05
All right. Welcome back to another episode of The Debrief covering season three, Finding Heidi. As always, I'm Jacob Saffel and we're going to be taking a closer look at the biggest case that guilt's ever had. And this week we get to kind of wrap that up and talk. cover the true finale um which had uh gosh man a lot of things kind of came to light that not not necessarily bombshells that changed the direction of anything but certainly locked in a lot of things that we had some heavy suspicions on so um as usual i've got ryan wolf here with us ryan you doing okay man i'm doing great thanks jacob Good, man.

What is the main focus of Season Three in this episode?

Jacob Saffle 0:42
Well, this week we're going to be covering episodes 19 and 20. So if you haven't listened to those, hit the pause button, hop over, give those a fresh listen. And as always, you can catch us on YouTube as well to see some of the visuals. And today we will be working with the map quite a bit as we kind of look at the true timeline of how we think things are. played out. Also for subscribers, check out the War Room. We've got a lot of resources there. And if you're not a subscriber, I definitely recommend you do that because you get these a week in advance as well as access to all of those things in the War Room. And don't ever hesitate to give us questions as well. Theguiltpodcast.com. Submit those questions.
Jacob Saffle 1:19
We always like to hear from you guys. You're an integral part of these investigations. So without anything else, let's get into it. Ryan, let's dive into episode 19. 19 really gives us a lot of clarity and locks in some things specifically around some locations. Obviously, the beginning of this season and the way the authorities investigated this thing, it took us to a completely different side of the island and put a lot of focus there. However, as tips were coming in and as you kind of uncovered some of these things, it led us back over to the other side of the island. So this one, this episode kind of gives us some clarity on those, some smaller sightings, but they're sightings nonetheless. One in particular, when the Swedes are seen getting gas and leaving Thames, kind of pushing us toward the Faratoa area.
Jacob Saffle 2:13
So can you kind of give us a little bit of a refresher on that? Specifically, April 5th to April 10th. I know that's getting really specific. And I know it's been a while since you really dove into the dates like that. But help me through kind of putting those dates into perspective. Where do you kind of fall on their movements during that time period?
Yeah, thanks, Jacob. And yeah, so if you are following along on audio, I've just opened the map and we're going to have the map open for probably most of this episode, just because we are covering off a number of different locations here. And just before we went live, I've just been on adding some new ones as well. So yeah, you're right. It's been a while. So exact movements through those dates is interesting. But what's also interesting as well is you do end up with a lot of potential sightings through that period of time. Now, you've always had these sort of parallel running timelines, and I suppose one you would say might be my timeline of sort of things that have come up. And then another one is the police official timeline, right?
Like this is the official, as far as the case has always been, this is when they were officially last seen. And when we're talking about that, We're talking about Graham Manning and Thames, seeing them, apparently they want to go hiking. And this is also around the same time that they post a letter home from the Thames, from the post box in Thames. Now, I believe that was sent on April the 6th, or I believe it was April the 6th. But it's really handy to have that letter that was sent, right? Because a lot of these, well, all of the other sightings are really just possibles. It's almost, none of these other sightings were, it's not like someone had a camera out and they took a photo or was seen on CCTV.
It sounds like a perfect fit, but ultimately you're never quite sure. But when you have a letter that's been put in a postbox, stamped with a date and a town it came from, and it's been sent back to stored force to their family, well, we know, okay, well, they were in that town.

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