The Disappearance of Nicholas Barclay (Part 1)

True Crime Creepers

Cloud10

True Crime, Comedy

4.8 • 959 Ratings

🗓️ 3 April 2025

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

In 1994, 13 year old Nicholas Barclay disappeared from his home in San Antonio, Texas. His troubled past led police to believe he had run away, and the case quickly went cold. But over three years later, Nicholas was found...in Spain. He told a harrowing story of abduction and abuse, and his family welcomed him home with open arms. But something wasn’t right. The more people looked, the more questions surfaced, and soon it became clear: this wasn’t Nicholas Barclay. Sponsors: Acorns Early Head to acorns.com/creepers or download the Acorns app to get started. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:30.1	Welcome to another episode of True Crime Creepers, where we talk about all the real life creeps,
0:34.5	from serial killers to con artists. I'm Kristen, the true crime
0:38.4	fanatic who loves to tell these stories. And I'm Cassie. Cassie is back. I'm so excited about it.
0:47.2	Those of y'all on the Patreon may have listened to our March bonus episode that dropped
0:51.1	last week on the murder of Michael Cochran. And she was my guest host on that
0:56.6	episode. So I introduced her to all the Patreon people. But for everyone else, Cassie is one of my
1:03.1	oldest friends. And I don't mean she's not like older than me. She's just like, I am a little bit
1:08.6	by like four days. Four days. She's four days older than me. But I've known
1:13.4	her so long. She was my best friend in high school. And even though she lives very far away in
1:17.3	Seattle, we managed to stay close with things like Marco Polo, which is so great that we have
1:23.0	stuff like that. She's also my coolest friend because Cassie is a federal agent, which feels very cool to say.
1:31.3	It's also very cool to hear. And okay, you know, speaking of federal agents, I must, I must ask you a
1:37.1	question. Okay. So I take a group of fifth graders to D.C. every year over spring break.
1:42.6	And so we just got back from our trip last week. It was
1:45.1	great. And this year, I arranged for us to take a tour of the White House, which was super cool to be there.
1:50.8	But one thing I couldn't help notice, and here's my question I need answered. Why is every
1:56.4	secret service agent smoking hot? Like very attractive. Like, very attractive.
2:01.2	Like, is it part of the job description?
2:03.1	Do they only hire part-time models?
2:05.9	Like, very attractive at all of them.
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