Case 184: Gay Gibson
Eileen left the glass of orange juice on top of the chest and left to attend to other duties. When she returned in 20 minutes to collect the empty glass, she was surprised to find it full and exactly where she’d left it. There was still no sign of Gay. And there was something else, too. Looking over at the bed’s rumpled sheets, Eileen noticed several small stains that were the colour of rust.
Team:
Anonymous Host - narration
Erin Munro - research, writing
Milly Raso - creative direction
Mike Migas - production, music
Andrew D.B. Joslyn - music
Comments (17)
Such a sad one... poor woman. Different times but it was frustrating that none of the previous victims reported the guy.
Loved it. She was very beautiful, such a waste of a lovely life
This was a really great episode - felt like an old timey murder mystery.
Great episode!
This definitely felt like an old school mystery episode. Great job again team.
YES. So well done!!
This was great - it was fascinating and really had the air of an old-timey detective mystery, Sherlock Holmes and Agatha Christie. What a great job team! 👏
Oh wow this one read like an Agatha Christie mystery! Great case, well written!
Wow, what an interesting case and a great job you did on it👍 How do you guys dig these up, or should I say did it just wash up on your shore.?😂
Holy cow, this one kept me guessing! Great job!
Did I miss something about the dentist? I feel as if that part wasn't resolved after it was mentioned.
I think they said this was basically believed to have been made up by the dentist or the guy he supposedly told he had the PJs. Although there was a dentist on board there wasn’t anyone else besides the older lady in a room near her - and he said he was next door.
only abt 15 min in but saw this one was written by erin and i know she likes a good twist so i’m not rushing to judgment on anything yet lol
He probably did it, but "beyond reasonable doubt" seems to be just lip-service, then and now.
Is there issues with the speed?
The speed was fine for me.
I like these hour-long podcasts. I struggle to stay awake for the longer ones, particularly in winter with the heater on.