What has no beginning, middle, or end, but touches every continent.

If you answered the ocean, you're right.

With the 2050 investor podcast, let's dive into the depth and mysteries of the oceans

to understand how they impact our climate and food, as well as the habitats of both animals and humans.

My name is Kokuagbubloa, global head of Economics, Cross Asset and Quant Research at Societ General.

Each month, I bring you a survey of the macroeconomic trends to better face the challenges of tomorrow.

This is a studio both and production.

This is true crime bullshit.

I'm your host, Josh Hallmark, and this is a serialized story of Israel Keys.

In late summer, we started pouring over Pacific Northwest cases in preparation for my meeting

with Agent Halla.

Cases we thought that we had strong arguments for as being Key's victims.

Cammy and Eugene, Stephen Michael Mason, Celia Darlene Barnes, Delmar Sample, Jonathan Corey, and other cases, cases that had been

on our radar for years, that we hadn't yet deep dived due to either a lack of files or time.

Cases like Clark Bannister, Zachary Weston, Gregory Siemens Brown, and Roger Leonard Young.

Brown and Jung in particular are cases that have come up in our research year after year after year.

Since almost the very beginning of the show, and over this past year, we finally received the case files in all four of those

disappearances. And of those four cases, the strangest was Roger Jung's.

In it there were plenty of keys markers, but also a lot that just made no sense at all,

and there were some very bizarre coincidences.

There were three theories of what could have happened, but none of them felt certain.

There was corroborating circumstantial evidence for each,

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