The Panamanian Police Didn't Investigate Kris and Lisanne's Case Nearly Enough...
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What anomalies in the digital camera metadata raise questions about the case?
Eventually I came to believe that if I persisted in trying to save the world, I would be tortured until the end of the universe by a coalition of unfriendly AIs.
Is this uh when that Border Patrol agent got killed in Vermont?
Uh I don't know. Yeah. Yeah. Yep. Uh also, uh a landlord in California. Oh, okay. They're pers they're associated with persons of interest in the murders of four people. Got it. Um, including two people in Pennsylvania. Yeah, so just the fear of AI has already killed people. That's crazy. That's that's some crazy stuff. That's rough. Um anyway, I d I wanted to start the show with something else. I don't know what to talk about today, but um I did want to tell you guys that I had a pretty spooky dream last night. About what? Um I was staying over at my parents' house. Uh you know, we're gonna grow up. Uh n yes, but no. Um In the dream? Yes, in the dream. Yep. And uh it was probably late at night. It looked like there were people partying on a
Deck that doesn't actually exist in reality, but was in my mind an extension of an actually existing deck. That's not the point. The point is that as I'm laying there in bed looking out the window, I see planes flying over and paratroopers coming out. Um So I don't know what that means. So that's the opening scene of Red Dawn. Yeah. Uh except in Red Dawn they've got a cabin and rifles and They're all savvy with wilderness survival. Uh they don't start that way, do they? I think in the original one they're a little In the the original one they basically they they they have they're like they've been hunting since they were kids.
Right, yeah. It's it's people who are outdoorsy and they basically go like as soon as it happens, they all go to the like their um outfitter shop basically in town, stock up on a bunch of shit and ammo and whatever, and then they go into the woods and they don't have a cabin, they just all know how to survive in the wilderness.
I think I was mixing up the twenty twelve and the nineteen seventies version.
Yeah, uh I mean they
start at homes in like normal suburban. Well, yeah, they're at school,
I think, when uh yeah, it's at their high school when they first see the uh guys. Yeah,
but they have rifles. All I had was my nine millimeter.
Uh
uh which is never a good place to do. And of course it's a dream, so I'm in my underwear. It's better than nothing. Well unless you start looting bodies, then you are then you can find
some other. Yeah.
Those level ones. Um Yeah, once you start looting bodies, as as if I'm going outside with a nine millimeter when there's a like Spetsnez unit outside. No, I'm good. Um but yeah, I uh I woke up not happy about that. And of course, keep in mind, as you know, I did not fall asleep until like 6 a.m. Yep. Um because Adderall. Yeah, that'll be I so I I was here's how yesterday goes for me. You ready for this? Let's hear it. I wake up at nine thirty. I usually don't do that. Um I fought very hard to get a job where I did not have to wake up before nine thirty. Um so anyway, I wake up at nine thirty and proclamation line of seven thirty. I wake up at nine thirty, I take my Adderall, I c uh drink uh a latte, I get some work done,
I I come here and I shoot. I go home. Um I go to bed.
Mm-hmm.
after hanging out with Amanda for a few hours and and not really m just, you know, vegging on the couch and all that. I And then I proceed to lay there. for hours until uh the birds start chirping. And then that's making it hard to sleep, but eventually I overcome that and I'm d dozing off. At which point Amanda's alarm goes off because she works at a coffee shop and has to be there early in the morning. And Amanda, I love her so much. She's one of those people that sets an alarm every five minutes for half an hour to forty five minutes. So there's just an alarm going off every five minutes. She finally goes to work at like six. At which point I mercifully doze off to sleep. only to wake up because Archie has stepped on my balls.
Ah classic. Now you might notice I did point out that yesterday I drank a latte. I have not consumed solid food.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What anomalies in the digital camera metadata raise questions about the case?
0:00–9:47
2
How do the hosts explain the illogical behavior of the girls after they got lost?
9:47–23:40
3
Why do the hosts believe the Panamanian police failed to investigate foul‑play evidence?
23:40–35:20
4
What forensic findings suggest the bodies were not the result of an accident?
35:20–44:55
5
How could organized crime or a ransom motive explain the missing photographs and timeline gaps?
44:55–58:28
6
What improvements do the hosts propose for search‑and‑rescue operations in remote areas?
58:28–1:09:03
7
Why do the hosts think involving the FBI could change the outcome of the investigation?
1:09:03–1:20:52
8
What role do online communities and conspiracy theories play in shaping public perception of the case?
1:20:52–1:32:47
Speakers
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