Jean Spangler

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Jean Spangler

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Jun 15, 2020

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On October 7th, 1949, a young aspiring actress named Jean Spangler went missing in Los Angeles. But while Jean's life appeared wholesome and idyllic to her coworkers, it was far from the truth...

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Jun 15, 2020

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Have you ever spent hours looking for something you simply lost? How about a hundred years? How about looking for a missing airplane? Or a vanished civilization? Every other Monday, Gone searches for everything lost. From D. B. Cooper to the Holy Grail, the Etruscan language to early Russian cosmonauts; if it disappeared, we’re looking. After all, just because something is gone, doesn’t mean it can’t be found. Gone is a production of Cutler Media and part of the Parcast Network.

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Nefertiti’s Tomb: Nefertiti was queen alongside Pharaoh Akhenaten. by GONE
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Oliver Cromwell’s Missing Head: Lord Protector Oliver Cromwell was instrumental in ousting the monarchy during the English Civil War. by GONE
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D.B. Cooper: Cooper orchestrated one of the most daring hijackings of all time when he successfully held his fellow passengers ransom for $200,000 in 1971, before parachuting to an unknown fate. by GONE
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Solomon Northup: After being kidnapped and spending 12 years as a slave, Solomon Northup disappeared again on a warm summer’s night in Canada in 1857. by GONE
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The Disappearance of Korean Airlines Flight 007: In August of 1983, Korean Airlines flight 007 deviated off course and disappeared from radar. by GONE
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“Camera Shy” - The Disappearance of Louis Le Prince: Louis Le Prince, known as the Father of Cinema, vanished under suspicious circumstances in 1890, leaving behind a slew of possible suspects. by GONE
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The Colossus of Rhodes: The tallest statue in the ancient world welcomed travelers with its likeness to the sun god Helios. by GONE
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The Lost Civilization of Túcume: In the Lambayeque Valley in Northern Peru lies the ruins of Túcume. by GONE
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The Library of Alexandria: Is there any hope we will find these valuable manuscripts? by GONE
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"The Eighth Wonder of the World" - The Amber Room: Famously declared the eighth wonder of the world, the Amber Room was a set of incredibly ornate amber wall panels that may be worth over $500 million dollars today. by GONE
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Van Gogh’s Portrait of Dr. Gachet: In May of 1990, Vincent van Gogh’s Portrait of Dr. Gachet, sold at auction for 82.5 million dollars. by GONE
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“Missing Link” - The Peking Man: In the early 1900s, archeologists unearthed a treasure trove of early human bones in the land near modern day Beijing. by GONE
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The Great Mogul Diamond: A testament to its owners wealth and power, the brilliant diamond survived exiles of kings and the fall of empires. by GONE
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Jules Rimet Trophy: In 1983, the Jules Rimet Trophy, the original World Cup trophy, disappeared from a bullet-proof glass case on the ninth floor of a building in Rio de Janeiro. by GONE
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Blackbeard’s Treasure: Edward Teach, better known by his nickname Blackbeard, was a pirate who was killed in November of 1718, but whose treasure was never found. by GONE
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Columbus’ Original Log: When Christopher Columbus returned to Spain from the New World, he gave his original log to the Sovereigns at royal court at Barcelona. by GONE
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"Portrait of a Young Man" - Raphael's Lost Artwork: Many of the world’s most priceless paintings were stolen by the Nazis. by GONE
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The Hittites - A Forgotten Kingdom: For centuries, historians believed that Egypt, Babylon, and Assyria were the only great Kingdoms of the ancient middle eastern world. by GONE
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Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi: Myth and history intertwine in searching for the whereabouts of a sword that is 1.8 million years old. by GONE
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The Peacock Throne: Some estimate that the throne would be worth more than a trillion dollars today! by GONE
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The Lost Tribes of Israel: For thousands of years, biblical scholars have considered the likely existence of the Lost Tribes of Israel. by GONE
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Jimmy Hoffa: In 1975, Jimmy Hoffa, one of the most powerful Union leaders in the country, went to a meeting with the mafia in a suburb of Detroit. by GONE
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The Stolen Treasure of Montezuma: This legendary trove of gold and precious jewels was a figurative and literal representation of the Aztec Empire's wealth. by GONE
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Tesla’s Missing Death Ray by GONE
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The Alcatraz Escape: Alcatraz Maximum Security Penitentiary is one of the most infamous prisons in American history. by GONE
52 min listen
Confederate Gold: In 1865, Confederate President Jefferson Davis fled with hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of gold. by GONE
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“The Lost Roman Legion” - Legio IX Hispana: The Ninth Roman Legion and its 5000 soldiers was famous across Rome in the 1st century BCE. by GONE
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The Lost Cosmonauts: Officially, Russian Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin was the first man to ever fly to space in 1961. by GONE
46 min listen
El Dorado: Since the first Europeans set foot in South America in the late 1400s, explorers have been captivated by, El Dorado, the mythical city hidden within the jungles of the Andes Mountains. by GONE
42 min listen
“The Golden Submarine” - Japanese submarine I-52: In 1944, a Japanese submarine was sunk by Allied forces in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. by GONE
48 min listen

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Superstitions Crossover: Luck of the Rabbit’s Foot: We could all use a little extra luck from time to time… And what better way to secure some than taking it from one of nature’s craftiest tricksters — a surprisingly subversive symbol of wits and survival: the rabbit. by GONE
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Judge Joseph Force Crater: In 1930, New York State Supreme Court Judge Joseph Force Crater withdrew the equivalent of $78,000 dollars from his bank accounts and promptly disappeared. by GONE
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USS Cyclops: On March 5, 1918, the Navy collier USS Cyclops sent its final message from off the coast of Barbados, stating it was on schedule to arrive in Baltimore on March 13th. by GONE
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Azaria Chamberlain: In August 1980, three-month-old Azaria Chamberlain went missing in Australia's Northern Territory. by GONE
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Dutch Schultz Treasure: In 1935, infamous bootlegger and New York crime boss Dutch Schultz was gunned down in an upscale steakhouse. by GONE
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Shakespeare’s Lost Play: He’s known for crafting ingenious works of literature like Hamlet, Othello, and Macbeth. by GONE
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The Hidden Gold of Leon Trabuco: In 1933, a small plane touched down in the desert just outside Farmington, New Mexico. by GONE
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Nazi Gold in Lake Toplitz: High in the Austrian Alps sits picturesque Lake Toplitz: a serene lake that holds a dark secret. by GONE
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Kruger’s Millions: It’s a fortune in gold coins supposedly stolen by South Africa’s last President of the Transvaal Republic, Paul Kruger. by GONE
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Dennis Lloyd Martin: The Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee are a wonderful place for a family to spend a weekend—but the woods can also be unforgiving. by GONE
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Susan Powell: On December 6th, 2009, a Utah woman named Susan Powell went missing. The married mother of two seemingly had no reason to run away. by GONE
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NEW: Sean Flynn and Dana Stone: They vanished while on assignment in war-torn Cambodia in 1970. Despite numerous efforts to find out what happened over the last half-century, Sean Flynn and Dana Stone's ultimate fate remains a mystery. by GONE
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Crossover Week: Espionage (Casanova Pt. 2): After his arrest and prison break in 1757, Casanova’s run-ins with the Venetian Inquisition were only beginning. by GONE
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Crossover Week: Espionage (Casanova Pt. 1): In the 1700s, the Venetian State Inquisitors arrested anyone they deemed a security threat: Spies. by GONE
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Walt Whitman’s Notebooks: He was one of the most celebrated poets of his time. Throughout his lifetime, Walt Whitman would write down his musing in his notebooks. by GONE
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Parcast Classic: El Dorado: Since the first Europeans set foot in South America in the late 1400s, explorers have been captivated by this mythical city hidden within the jungles of the Andes Mountains. by GONE
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Oscar Zeta Acosta: He was a fiery lawyer and an important figure in the Chicano civil rights movement during the 1960s. But after a long battle with drug addiction, Oscar Zeta Acosta mysteriously vanished during a trip to Mexico in 1974. by GONE
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Gone is Now WEEKLY!: Great news, listeners! Gone is now a weekly show! by GONE
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The Lost Dutchman Goldmine: It was allegedly discovered by German immigrant Jacob Waltz, who made himself rich and then died before he could show it to anyone. Prospectors have since been searching for the “Lost Dutchman Goldmine” for more than a century. by GONE
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Gone Rewind: “Unfortunate Son” Michael Rockefeller: The son of the governor of New York, and one of the wealthiest families in the world, Michael Rockefeller was on an art-collecting expedition in Dutch New Guinea when he went missing in 1961. by GONE
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The Bayeux Tapestry: Depicting the Norman invasion of England in 1066 C.E., the Bayeux Tapestry is an intricate work of medieval craftsmanship—with a final section that has been missing since at least the 18th century. by GONE
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Glen and Bessie Hyde: In November 1928, newlyweds Glen and Bessie Hyde took a honeymoon boat trip down the Colorado River. They vanished somewhere in the Grand Canyon a month later, and a long search found no trace of the couple. Forty years later, new evidence emerged that made the couple's disappearance a permanent legend. by GONE
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Gone Rewind: Blackbeard’s Treasure: Treasure hunters and adventurers have been searching for Blackbeard’s fabled treasure ever since the pirate’s violent demise on November 22nd, 1718. by GONE
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