
The Latest William Tyrrell Development & The Science Behind 'The Ick'
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As we approach 11 years since William Tyrrell's disappearance, new evidence has emerged that could help end one of Australia's most complex missing persons cases.
Plus, why do some people get 'the ick' more than others? A new study reveals the psychology behind that sudden loss of attraction.
And in headlines today Three people have been confirmed dead and another remains missing as record-breaking floods continue to devastate the NSW Mid North Coast; Two Israeli embassy staff were shot dead late Wednesday night in Washington, D.C.; Rapper Kid Cudi has taken the stand in Sean “Diddy” Combs’ trial in New York; At least 82 people, including a newborn and women, died in overnight Israeli strikes; Liberal and Nationals MPs are close to reuniting their Coalition but have delayed naming their shadow cabinet to work out details.
Listen to Dan Box, host of Witness: William Tyrrell on True Crime Conversations here
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Hosts: Taylah Strano & Tahli Blackman
Guest: Nina Young, Journalist and Producer of Witness: William Tyrrell
Audio Producer: Lu Hill
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