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In 1997, a 16 year old boy was found a few hundred miles from Madrid, Spain. Police brought him to the station to determine his identity, and found that this boy supposedly disappeared from San Antonio, Texas, USA.

Three years prior to this person being found in Spain, a 13 year old disappeared and was reported missing by his family. His name was Nicholas Barclay. The Barclay family was overjoyed when they heard the news, although their joy was soon replaced with sadness.

Come with Tori and MyKenna as they share a silly filled beginning with what animal they resemble most, what happens to the Barclay family, and who the Spanish police really found.

Disclaimer: this is a serious episode, but delirious moments will occur since Tori and MyKenna recorded after school on a Friday following a LONG week back!

References:

“A Serial Imposter Convinced Everyone He Was a Missing Texas Teen. He Confessed to Me.” The Independent (2023)

“The Many Lives of Frédéric Bourdin.” The New Yorker (2008)

“The Imposter (2012).” IMDB (2012)

“The Imposter, a Tale of Identity Theft Par Excellence.” The Guardian (2012)

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In December of 1926, a woman kissed her daughter goodnight, got into her car, and vanished. The next morning, her vehicle was found abandoned 15 miles away from her home. The headlights were on, a suitcase was inside, and there were no signs of a struggle. Within days, the story had made headlines and a thousand police officers and volunteers were searching the English countryside.

But the missing woman wasn’t just anyone. She was Agatha Christie, the rising crime writer who built her career on creating mysteries and carefully constructed twists. Eleven days later, the mystery of her disappearance was only partially solved…

Follow along with Tori and MyKenna as they unpack this wild mystery and discuss their favorite books.

References

“Agatha Christie” Britannica (2026)

Morgan, Janet P. (1984) Agatha Christie: A Biography. Collins.

“The Curious Disappearance of Agatha Christie” Historic UK (2014)

“Agatha Christie’s Real-Life Mystery at the Silent Pool” BBC News (2010)

“What Happened to Agatha Christie? Inside the Crime Novelist’s Mysterious Disappearance The Mimicked One of her Books” People (2026)

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In November of 1971, a man boarded a plane for a flight from Portland to Seattle. During the flight, this man, known as D.B. Cooper, threatened to detonate a bomb if he did not receive his asking ransom. His request following the ransom was to release all passengers, although the crew must remain to fly him to Mexico. Sometime during the flight, the man prepared himself to jump from the plane with his money. This closed FBI case remains unsolved but leaves everyone with possible theories of their own.

Come along with Tori and MyKenna as they are all over the place – fictional lands they wish were real, crazy plane stories of their own, cat-technical issues, and who they believe D.B. Cooper was.

References

“Who Was the Mystery Hijacker D.B. Cooper?” History (2025)

“D.B. Cooper Hijacking” FBI (2016)