Disappearance of Harold Holt | How Australia's Prime Minister Vanished Without a Trace

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What happened to Harold Holt on that day?

Trevor Collins 0:27
On a hot summer day in 1967, the Australian Prime Minister took a swim on a private beach with his friends, but never made it back to shore. After a massive manhunt, the disappearance that stunned the nation sparked many theories about the Prime Minister's whereabouts. Today, we're taking a look at the disappearance of Harold Holt. This is Red Web.
Trevor Collins 0:57
Willkommen zurück, Task Force, zu einem weiteren Episode von Red Web, dem Podcast über ungeschlossene Geheimnisse, echten Kram und das Supernaturale. Ich bin euer residenter Geheimnisse-Enthusiast, Trevor Collins. Kommt mit mir, um dieses Geheimnis für das erste Mal zu hören, Alfredo Diaz.
Guest Speaker 1:12
Oh, Geheimnisse, Mann. Ich fühle mich, dass diese immer die meisten Geheimnisse sind, für irgendeinen Grund. Ich fühle mich, dass sie immer die, wie... Wann? Wo? Wer? Wie? Wie? Wie? Wie? Wie? Wie? Wie? Wie? Wie? Wie? Wie?
Trevor Collins 1:50
I'm gonna call it out. Christian, once again, put another tally down for the gut check. This man's got the soothsaying foresight ability. Okay, X-Gene waking up. Again, I think you're increasing your fortune-telling range from three minutes to three and a half.
Guest Speaker 2:04
It's getting stronger. The sentinels are just gonna bust through my door out of nowhere.
Trevor Collins 2:08
You've been doing your reps, you know, so your strength is increasing. Listen, so we've done a disappearance recently, and so I don't know if I'm on a disappearance kick or something, but I agree with you, there's something morbidly fascinating about the disappearance of individuals, because sometimes they disappear... In thin air, leaving no clues behind. And there's something so fundamentally like, human, I don't know, just in my bones, that I just, I want the answer so badly. But the one, the reason why we're covering this one, it's so different than the true crime one that we talked about recently, Amy Lynn Bradley. This one's surrounded with, of course, government conspiracy as to Warum ist er verschwunden?
Trevor Collins 2:48
Ich werde euch über seinen Verlust gehen, seine Hintergründe, damit wir uns kennenlernen können, versuchen, eine vividere Bildung zu bilden. Und dann leben wir meistens in den Theorien, wo er hinfiel, warum, warum Leute das glauben, was damals passiert war. Und dann einige andere, kann ich sagen, mehr örtliche Erklärungen, die versuchen, diese Gapfen zu füllen. Aber es ist ein faszinierender Fall und es ist ein australischer Premierminister, Von, was, fast 60 Jahren her? Also nicht so lange her. Du hast eine sehr große politische Figur, die einfach verschwindet.
Guest Speaker 3:19
Oh, na, siehst du, jetzt gibt es viele Motive. Ob es die Regierung ist oder jemand, mit dem sie auf den Weg gehen, etc. Und so wird es jetzt müde.
Trevor Collins 3:31
Richtig. Was war das Film, wo, du weißt, jemand teilt, du könntest nur einen Mann auf der Straße sehen, der in New York aufwacht? Eagle Eye. War es Eagle Eye? Nein. It could be any movie, honestly. You said like half a sentence on the eagle eye. Eagle eye. Listen. What's the one where they curve the bullet? Eagle eye. Could be. Who knows? Wanted. But like, I don't know. There's like so many assassin movies where people are just walking down the street, somebody bumps into them, and then three seconds later they plop down on the ground. And it's just like, you know, this stuff happens in these 60s spies era. Like, who knows what kind of
Guest Speaker 4:07
nefarious devices are out there yeah you know shake hands with the wrong person boom rub elbows steak dinner and then you're just done yeah the world of being a spy is like it's crazy yeah like obviously movies exaggerate everything but i do very much feel like there's a lot of realism in that where it's like yeah there's people crossing people there's people with power shifting elsewhere looking for their own best interest etc

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