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November 20, 2022
Episode 143 – The Disappearance of Jacob Millison
If you’ve ever watched shows like Yellowstone – you know that sometimes out west on a Ranch, there are secrets: secrets never supposed to leave the corral.
This was something a ranch hand would discover firsthand, in Gunnison, Colorado in 2017, after witnessing two other ranchers, uncover something horrific. While digging in the horse corral with a backhoe…they unearthed what appeared to be rib bones…human rib bones – poking out from a dirty white sheet of plastic.
It was at that moment the ranch hand was told: “You know you can’t ever leave now, right?”
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