Show Notes
Summary: In this episode, we delve into the mysterious case of Theo Hayez’s disappearance in Byron Bay, exploring the evidence, theories, and ongoing questions surrounding his case. We also discuss other local disappearances and the possibility of a serial killer operating in the area.
Keywords: Theo Hayez, Byron Bay disappearance, travel mystery, Australian true crime, missing person, travel safety, crime investigation, Byron Bay, The Byron Bay Butcher, serial killer, unsolved cases, foul play, investigation, mystery, true crime
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Chapters: 00:00 Opening banter 06:50 Taylor Swift/Travis Kelce Wedding 16:40 Shoutouts 18:25 Introduction to Theo Hayes' case 24:02 Travel plans and arrival in Australia 31:55 The night of disappearance: Byron Bay nightlife 39:50 Security footage and GPS analysis 44:51 The environment and known risk areas 01:14:50 Potential theories and ongoing investigation 01:31:48 Other Byron Bay Disappearances
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