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During the height of the illegal moonshine trade, a pair of brothers and their cousin disappeared without a trace.

Given their known involvement in the illegitimate business, theories ranged from believing they were in a tragic accident to thinking they fell victim to the criminal trade.

Today, we discuss the puzzling case of the Brasher-Dye Disappearance. This is Redweb.

Welcome back everybody to Redweb, the show all about the unsolved and the unknown.

I'm your local mystery enthusiast, Trevor Collins, and with me, as always, bringing his gut-check, the proxy for you audience, asking all those juicy questions.

Yep, yep. Alfredo Diaz. I know who did it.

Oh, well go ahead and write it down on a piece of paper, turn that in and then seal it down below.

And then I'll check it at the end to see if you're right.

Oh, I don't. That'd be a lot of fun, did you?

Yeah, you have no idea what the mystery is. You just write down a full name, slide it over to me. That would blow me away.

How would you even verify that?

I don't know. How would I verify it? I don't know, because it is unsolved.

This one's interesting because it rides that line between that true crime. Murder is on the table here.

But also people can disappear for other less sinister reasons.

This one's clouded by a lot of...

It seems like there might be...

Ethical grey zones.

It seems like there might be a lot of hearsay in this episode.

Oh yeah. That's just because even in the hook, it went very quickly from missing to murders.

Right. I mean, murder... Like I said, murder's on the table.

But there's a lot of things clouding the facts here that, again, there's a reason why a lot of the things we talk about are unsolved.

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