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Hello, really welcome to another episode of Decoding the Unknown.

This one written by Danny, read by me The Lost Boy Larry Broadcast.

Let's just jump into it, shall we? If you're new here, former to the show, I've never read this before.

We're going to explore it together.

So let's go back to the 1970s, shall we?

Be on August the 12th 1973, one of the biggest and most expensive search and rescue operations ever witnessed in the United

States at the time came to a close after four grueling days.

A cry for help from a terrified seven-year-old known largely as Larry had first been picked up purely by chance on

citizens banned radio and sparked immediate public panic as the boy appeared to be

trapped and fighting for his life in an upturned truck following a terrible

accident in the remote wilderness.

The messages, oh my God, this crazy.

This is what the truck has had those radios in their cars right, so it's that like,

is what a relative like driving him and then they've been in a crash and he's dead and the kids like

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