This episode is brought to you by Lozza and she brings the settlement of Roanoke to life, describing how original colonists from Elizabethan England came to establish an early community on Roanoke island. She describes the struggles and hardships of the time and theorises what happened to the early settlers, a great accompaniment to the main Roanoke episode.

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This is the fascinating case of Rey Rivera, one of the most talked about unsolved mysteries of recent years. Carrie and Lauren discuss, speculate and conclude about what happened to the 32 year old finance writer, who on the surface couldn't of been happier or more contented with his life. Suddenly one day in May 2006 he left his house and disappeared. A week later his body was discovered in very unusual circumstances, and although the medical examiners verdict was undetermined with the police ruling it probable death by suicide, his friends and family are all adamant that he wasn't suicidal and that there were a lot of

unanswered questions surrounding his death including a stray flip flop and discarded watch. Have a listen and see what you think.

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This week Carrie chooses our subject and it is one of the most famous examples of a science experiment going wrong. In the 1970's a Psychology professor at California's Stanford University spent one summer carrying out an experiment into the study of authority. 20 volunteers were paid to play the parts of prisoners and guards and were randomly separated into these two roles. Within a couple of days the experiment had gone very dark as the 'guards' began to take punishments too far and 'prisoners' began to feel the experience was all too real. All in the space of six days the experiment was shut down and as the results began to leak out into the public domain, quickly became infamous.

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