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Almost nothing about the Sodder children’s disappearance makes sense to the hosts of ‘Do Go On’
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Almost nothing about the Sodder children’s disappearance makes sense to the hosts of ‘Do Go On’
Christmas is usually a time of festivities and cheer but over the years, the holiday has been the center of numerous unsolved mysteries.
WHILE the holiday season is typically a time for joy, there is also a surprisingly large number of murders that have taken place on or around Christma
While Christmas this year amidst a pandemic was strange for me, nothing can compare to Christmas for the Sodder family in 1975.
On Christmas Eve, 1945, a fire ripped through the Sodder family home in the middle of the night. The house was completely destroyed and only four of the nine Sodder children managed to escape—Maurice, 14; Martha, 12; Louis, 9; Jennie, 8; and Betty, 5—were never seen again. Their parents George and Jennie, alongside their surviving siblings—John, 23; Joe (who was away with the U.S military), 21; Marion, 17; George Jr., 16; and Sylvia, 2—were plagued for the rest of their lives with the mystery of what really happened that night. Did the children die in the fire? Were they murdered or k...