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Speaker 1: This week's episode deals with disturbing themes of child sexual assault.

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Speaker 1: Parental discretion is advised. You're listening to part two of Unexplained,

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Speaker 1: Season six, episode twenty five. Once There was a Way.

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Speaker 1: It was seven fifteen on the morning of Sunday, August twelfth,

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Speaker 1: nineteen eighty four, when Don Martin received a call at

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Speaker 1: his home on Frasier Street in southern Des Moines from

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Speaker 1: the route manager of his son Eugene's paper round. The

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Speaker 1: manager wanted to know if the thirteen year old Eugene

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Speaker 1: was at home, but Don didn't understand. Eugene Orgeanne as

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Speaker 1: his family called him, wasn't due back from his root

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Speaker 1: for another half hour or so. But that's just the thing,

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Speaker 1: explained the manager. He wasn't on his route. His papers

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Speaker 1: were still on the sidewalk, all stacked up, waiting to

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Speaker 1: be taken away for delivery. Strangely, he added, Eugene's bag

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Speaker 1: was next to it, with ten of the papers already

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Speaker 1: tucked inside, but there was no sign of Eugene. Don

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Speaker 1: felt his mouth go a little dry. As a Des

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Speaker 1: Moines resident, he knew all too well about the story

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Speaker 1: of the young missing newspaper deliverer. Johnny Gosh, doing his

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Speaker 1: best to ignore the rising, sickening feeling in his stomach,

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Speaker 1: He assured the manager that his son would be back

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Speaker 1: soon to finish the job. But thirty minutes later and

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Speaker 1: Eugene's bag and stack of papers was still out on

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Speaker 1: the sidewalk, while Eugene was nowhere to be found. Frasier Street,

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Speaker 1: where Eugene lived with his father Dawn and stepmother Sue,

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Speaker 1: was barely a ten minute walk from the corner of

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Speaker 1: Southwest fourteenth and high View Drive, where his papers were located.

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Speaker 1: There was just no way he would have disappeared without

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Speaker 1: telling anyone, and if he had gone home for any reason,

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Speaker 1: he would have showed up by then. Deep down, Dawn

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Speaker 1: knew something terrible had happened. By midday, the Des Moines

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Speaker 1: Police were notified that yet another Des Moines Register paper

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Speaker 1: carrier was missing, and in circumstances all too familiar for

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Speaker 1: everybody's comfort. This time, however, in light of the Johnny

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Speaker 1: Gosh case, the Des Moines Police immediately sprang into action

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Speaker 1: on the assumption that Eugene was not simply missing, but

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Speaker 1: had been the victim of a crime. Statements quickly gathered

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Speaker 1: from Eugene's fellow carriers only served to exacerbate their worst fears.

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Speaker 1: Like Johnny Gosh, Eugene had been seen talking to an

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Speaker 1: unknown man shortly before he disappeared. The man was described

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Speaker 1: as being somewhere between thirty to forty years old, between

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Speaker 1: shaven with a generally neat appearance. Eugene was said to

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Speaker 1: have spoken to the man sometime around five twenty am,

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Speaker 1: when it was still dark. Some said the man appeared

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Speaker 1: to be the owner of a green Chevrolet Malibu, Others

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Speaker 1: that he had put his arms on Eugene at one point,

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Speaker 1: while some said that the two had conversed in a

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Speaker 1: cordial manner, almost as though they knew each other. For

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Speaker 1: a city still reeling from the mystery of what happened

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Speaker 1: to Johnny Gosh, it wasn't long before most people heard

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Speaker 1: the news about Eugene Martin two. By Sunday afternoon, Des

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Speaker 1: Moines police had been joined by over a hundred volunteers

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Speaker 1: in their search for Eugene, while all emergency service personnel

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Speaker 1: were instructed to look out for him too. Even officers

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Speaker 1: who were otherwise engaged used any spare time between callouts

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Speaker 1: to aid in the search, friends were contacted and any

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Speaker 1: favorite hangouts checked and double checked, while every street in

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Speaker 1: the surrounding area was searched over and over again, and

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Speaker 1: so too was Denman Woods, water Work Park and Gray's Lake.

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Speaker 1: But by the end of that first day the search

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Speaker 1: had yielded nothing. On Monday, a man came forward claiming

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Speaker 1: who looked just like Eugene, riding in the back of

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Speaker 1: a car close to Southwest fourteenth and Indianola Avenue, not

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Speaker 1: far from where Eugene was last seen, who looked to

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Speaker 1: have been beaten around the face, but without any details

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Speaker 1: of the car, the sighting was useless. Before long, one

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Speaker 1: day of Eugene missing turned into two and then three.

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Speaker 1: The Friday after Eugene's disappearance was his fourteenth birthday. For

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Speaker 1: Eugene's parents, Don and Janice, who lived on the other

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Speaker 1: side of town, it was the loneliest of days. After

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Speaker 1: another two weeks of looking, with police by then working

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Speaker 1: alongside some of the FBI's finest, neither Eugene nor any

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Speaker 1: substantial clue as to where he'd gone had been found

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Speaker 1: On August twenty eighth, volunteers who continued looking for him

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Speaker 1: every day, numbering in their hundreds at the weekend, were

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Speaker 1: politely asked to stand down. Just as it was with

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Speaker 1: Johnny Gosh, a fund had been set up buffering money

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Speaker 1: in exchange for information leading to Eugene's whereabouts, but also

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Speaker 1: as it was for Johnny, despite growing to almost a

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Speaker 1: hundred thousand dollars in size, no one was able to

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Speaker 1: provide the relevant information. In October, a man contacted police

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Speaker 1: to say he'd seen someone carrying a limp looking body,

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Speaker 1: possibly that of a teenage boy, under a bridge on

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Speaker 1: Highway to The bridge runs from east to west about

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Speaker 1: forty miles south of Des Moines and is located about

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Speaker 1: a mile away from a well known fishing shack. However,

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Speaker 1: the area was thoroughly searched and nothing was found. When

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Speaker 1: self described psychic Evelyn Quick later claim aim she had

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Speaker 1: a vision of Eugene's body near a body of water

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Speaker 1: and some kind of shack, police return to the bridge

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Speaker 1: to search the area for a second time, but again

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Speaker 1: they found no evidence that Eugene or the body of

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Speaker 1: Johnny gosh It's parents, Noreen and John, who contacted the

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Speaker 1: Martin family immediately after Eugene was declared missing to offer

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Speaker 1: whatever support they could. It was another devastating blow Despite

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Speaker 1: all they'd done to alert local authorities to the danger

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Speaker 1: of child abduction, it had seemingly happened all over again.

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Speaker 1: That Eugene had disappeared under such similar circumstances For Noreen

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Speaker 1: at least, was further evidence too that a shadowy child

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Speaker 1: ignore the growing sense among many Americans that there was

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Speaker 1: something rotten at the core of their country that seemed

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Speaker 1: to be getting worse by the day. In nineteen seventy nine,

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Speaker 1: six year old Eton Pats went missing as he walked

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Speaker 1: to his school bus stop in Lower Manhattan. The boy

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Speaker 1: was never seen again. Then, in July nineteen eighty one,

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Speaker 1: six year old Adam Walsh went missing from a shopping

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Speaker 1: mall in Hollywood, Florida. Adams severed head was found in

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Speaker 1: a drainage canal two weeks later. The rest of his

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Speaker 1: body has never been located. With Johnny Gosh and then

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Speaker 1: Eugene Martin to add to that list, a stranger danger

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Speaker 1: panic began to take hold. People started to wander if

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Speaker 1: it was all the fault of a vulgar social liberalism

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Speaker 1: that had been steadily creeping into American society. In a

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Speaker 1: September nineteen eighty four, President Reagan even name checked both

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Speaker 1: Johnny Gosh and Eugene Martin. Reagan promised to be tough

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Speaker 1: spectrum didn't already hold those dear Some decried the crimes

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Speaker 1: as marking an irreversal loss of innocence for the nation,

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Speaker 1: while executive editor of the Des Moines Register James Gannon

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Speaker 1: the Gosh's tireless campaigning to keep Johnny's case in the news.

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Speaker 1: In June nineteen eighty four, the National Center for Missing

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Speaker 1: and Exploited Children was set up. Then in September, a

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Speaker 1: It was late one night in nineteen eighty five when

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Speaker 1: something even more incredible. While out publicizing Johnny's case in

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Speaker 1: But more than that, Johnny, he said, was alive and

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Speaker 1: and then he disappeared after finally informing the police about

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Speaker 1: it turned out, he wasn't a Hell's Angel at all,

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Speaker 1: but a man named Robert Herman Meyer the Second from

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