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actually, not as that is what I had originally been researching for today's episode, and I decided I had to put that went off until after the new year, because it was just too sad to talk about right now, so you can look forward to something even sadder in weary and other news, I'm taking him taking suggestions, were happier christmassy episodes her next Christmas, because I feel like mine for the last couple years have been extraordinarily sad. Well am I M kind of relieved that I'm not the one that pick this kind of been on. My list was I usually in the one that goes for the horrible stories, since it did not always be me might well on last year, one of my pigs was the Christmas. The Christmas tree ship now and was also just dreadfully dreadfully sad for the holiday. You do know how to pick a tiered tyrker there so to shift gears and go to the more somber story.

Georgia. Saudi was born in Toulouse, Sardinia in eighteen. Ninety five, he emigrated to the United States in nineteen o eight. He was only thirteen years old at the time and he was in the company of his elder brother. At some point he changed his name to George Solder and the brother who had accompanied him return to Sardinia, George worked as a laborer in Pennsylvania before moving to West Virginia and there he eventually started his own tracking company. He met Jenny chip reality who would become his wife at a local music store. Jenny had been born in ITALY, had come to the United States at the age of three. They moved from Smithers to just outside fair, though West Virginia, where George focused his business on hauling coal. They lived in a two story frame house about two miles: north of town: Georgians. Any solder had ten,

children, together on Christmas Eve, nineteen, forty five, nine of these children, where a home with them, the tenth, was away in the army. Georgian two of his older sons, the twenty three year old, John and sixteen year old George Junior, had all gone to bed early. On and George Junior had gone to bed and their attic bedroom and George Senior and the parents bed room next to the office, which was on the homes ground floor, the daughters Marian age, seventeen Martha Lee aged twelve Jenny, age, eight, Betty Age, six and sons, Maurice Age, fourteen and Louis aged ten all asked to stay up late. The younger ones wanted to play with the toys Marian had bought them from her job at a dime store, and their mother had agreed, telling worries and Louis that they had to close a chicken coop feed the cows and lock up before they went to bed. Then she went to bed herself taking the baby Sylvia, who was two or three depending on what source you look at to sleep in the Caribbean. Her parent

through a little bit after midnight. On Christmas day, Jenny woke up to the phone ringing in the office and said she ran to answer it and she presumed that the wrong number or a prank voice. You didn't recognize asked for me. She didn't recognize and then laughed why He was awakes, you notice that the downstairs lights were still on and the curtains or also open the front door was unlocked. So she went to turn all the lights off in close up the house for the night. Then she went back to bed not long after Jenny woke up again this time. After hearing what sounded like something hitting the roof, and then rolling down. She got up and investigated, but found nothing and went back to bed maybe another hour later. She woke up again and this time she smelled smoke. She woke up George Senior and they realize the office was on fire

started calling for their children and trying to get everyone out of the house. They ground Sylvia from her crib Marian, had fallen asleep on the sofa downstairs and made it out as well John and George Junior came down from their attic room according to an article in the Charles gazette mail in the initial police report, John and George Junior were described as stopping in the younger children's rights on the way down and shaking them all awake, but later statements. They said that they called their children on the way down. Once both parents and Marion John and George Junior got outside They realize the younger children hadn't made it out with them. George senior turned back and found at the bottom of the stairs four rooms was already in flames, so he went back outside to try to get into the windows. First. He broke one of the windows that he could reach slicing his arm in the press. Asked that the lower level of the house was at this point basically engulfed George norm.

He kept a ladder against the side of the house. But when he went to get it, it was not their later. It was found about seventy five feet away from its normal spot down an embankments. Then he had the idea to park one of his coal trucks beside the house and basically use it to climb up to the other. Windows, but neither of his tracks would start from the yard. The rest of the family didn't see any sign of the younger children at the windows Marion ran to a neighbour's house to raise the alarm. They try to call the fire department, but couldn't get an operator to respond. So then they tried calling a local tavern and got no answer there. You there. Finally, you the neighbour drove into town Herman. I lived a couple of miles outside of town to try to find the fire chief in person which they finally did so in case you have some question marks in your head. That would be pretty natural. This was actually before the existence of nine one one or any other such emergency hotline

The way it will fire department had no fire siren to summon the firefighters. Instead, an operator would contact one of the firemen who would call someone else who would call someone else in a phone tree situation when there was a fire, so not quite the efficient system we have today now and based on fair bill size and the fact that the fire department is currently a volunteer. Fire department was probably a fire department or was probably a volunteer fire department. I'm too, although I was unable to confirm that specifically and almost certainly that a permanent self was short staff in the wake of World WAR two. So there were lots of mitigating factors in the fire department response, but also when they were still unbelievably late, the neighbour tracked down, F, J Morris of the fate of the fire department around one in the morning Christmas day, the fire truck around Did the solder home almost seven hours later by then, of course, the building was destroyed

all of its remaining structural elements collapsing into the basement that had taken only about thirty or forty minutes on Christmas morning, Fire Department conducted a brief, serves expecting to find the bodies of several children in the rubble, and instead they reported finding only a few bones and pieces of internal organs, but they told the parents that they had not found anything. The fire chief told them that the bones of their children had probably burnt to ash and the fire. Since it was Christmas day, they postponed a more in their search for later. The AP wire carried a very brief report of the fire which the New York Times ran on the twenty sixth under the headline. Eleven,

Children die in for home fires. Five perish in West Virginia three in Pennsylvania too, in Kansas, one in New York, its heart breaking in its simplicity, to quote from it the victims, ranging and aid from six to fifteen years, we're trapped on the top floor of their home, despite the frantic efforts of their parents and other brothers and sisters to rescue them and state police. Instead, ultimately declared that faulty wiring had caused the blaze. The coroner convened a jury of six citizens which found the cause of the children's debts. To be quote fire or suffocation on December, twenty, ninth George utter bulldozed, a few feet of soil over the remains of the house, burying He believed to be the bodies of his children in a mass grave. The surviving family planted flowers there, basically turning it into a shrine for Maurice Martha Lee Louis Jenny had Betty their mother, Jenny, wood, where only black for the rest of her life

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When George refused to buy a policy from him, had gotten angry and said something threatening along the lines of your house will burned to the ground. The chill. And also later recalled that they'd seen someone in a track watching them come home from school one day. Mrs solder also didn't believe where she had been told about her children skeletons being burned up to ash and the fires. If she started doing experiments where she would burn things like chicken bones and beef joints that were left over from cooking in, there would stove and she always as you would expect how bones left over afterward, the family, also wondered if the fire was caused, because a faulty wiring, why had the lights in the house worked as they fled? They had turned off before bed, but as they were, leaving and training run over the house. They had turned them back on. One of the things they were really insistent about when, when interviewed later on in their lives, was that they would not have been able to find their way out of the lights. Hadn't worked day, the wiring was on fire. Why did the light still work.

Also when a repairman came out to restore the telephone line that had been destroyed in the fire, he told the tsars that it look like it had been cut, not burned and that the cut was only about two feet from the pole, tied to the cut phone. Where was a report that someone had witnessed a man stealing a block and tackle from the Saudis garage that name that may and later confess to cutting the telephone wire saying that he thought they were power lines. Story doesn't quite make sense, while playing one day near the site of the fire, Sylvia found a hard rubber object that was hollow and had a cap that screwed off a bit and George concluded. This was a neighbour while playing one day near the site of the fire, Sylvia found a hard rubber object that was hollow and had a cap that screwed off a bit and George concluded. This was a napalm bomb and that it was what Jenny had heard hit the roof and roll down in the middle of the night before

fire, so he concluded that that was how the fire had started and became a corroborate that there was bus driver that also reported seeing someone lobbying quote balls of fire at the Saunders Roof on the night of the fire. Then there were reports that people had actually seen this solder children, a woman at a tourist, stop between Faye Villain, Charleston, West Virginia told police there had served them breakfast after the fire. A women working at a hotel in Charleston gave a statement to police that she had seen four of the five children there. A week after Christmas, she said they'd been accompanied by for adults to women in two. And his demeanor was frosty and hostile George and his wife Jimmy

to the FBI and nineteen forty seven asking for help finding their missing children, J Edgar Hoover wrote the couple a reply effectively saying that this was not within the FBI's jurisdiction. However, he did offer to assist local fire and police if desired, but the local officials decline that offer the Saunders continue to write to the FBI for help every couple of years. Also in nineteen forty seven George Solder saw a picture of schoolchildren in New York in a newspaper, and he became completely convinced that one of the children, that picture was his daughter, Betty. He drove to Manhattan, demanding to see her but was refused. However, Georgian Jenny Solder became completely convinced that their children were in fact alive, even if when that looked like Betty in the picture was not really their child.

They hired a long series of private investigator, starting with Cecy Tiddly, who announced a couple of odd connections. One was that that threatening insurance agent had also been part of the coroner's jury. Another TED bit that tenderly discovered was that fire Chief Morris, who had told the Saunders previously that he had found no remains of their children in the ruins of the house, had confided to a minister that he had in reality found a heart put it in a dynamite box and buried it. They dug up this box and took it to a funeral home, and the funeral director said that it look to him like a fresh beef, liver, not something that had been in a fire. This of course started rumours that the fire chief had gotten a beef, liver and buried it in a box very recently, with the hopes of getting this orders to stop their investigation

the conclusion being that he wanted to end because he had something to hide. It was really at this point with the Weird Box in the series of detectives and this ongoing search. The newspapers around the country started to pick up a story that meant that then tips started to come in from all over. But none of them pan out George Saturday, created a lot of the rest of his life to travelling all around the United States to search for his missing children Following up on all these scattered leads the families at another investigation of the site itself in August of nineteen. Forty nine. This time with the help of Oscar, be Hunter, a pathologist from Washington D C He found, among other things, a few pieces of vertebrae which he sent to the Smithsonian institution for analysis. According to their report, the vertebrae were all from the same person and based on their development. They probably belong to a sixteen or seventeen year old boy

the oldest sought, her son, unaccounted for after the fire was younger than that in the words of the Smithsonian report. It is, however, possible, although not probable, for a boy fourteen and a half years old, to show sixteen seventeen maturation. Their report also said that one would have expected to find complete skeletons of all the children, given the conditions of the fire, this Minnesota Involvement wound leading to hearings in the West Virginia Capital of Charleston, the governor and the superintendent of the state police, told this orders that this case was hopeless and they declared it closed in nineteen. Fifty two, the Saunders put up a billboard, displayed pictures of there. I've missing children and it was low to the ground so that, if you walked over to read it, the pictures were it. I level it read quote what was their fate kidney murdered or are they still alive and it offered a fire

thousand dollar reward and gave additional information about the fire in the children, eventually The word was increased to ten thousand dollars and they passed out flyers with all of the same information as well. George continued to travel to personally, investigate tips that my God, you looked into the idea that Martha was in a convent and Saint Louis that someone had overheard station about the fire before it happened that a distant relative of his wife Jenny's had the children that a woman had overheard a drunk man in a mexican border town telling someone else the story of his true identity it went on and on and on in response to that last one,

George did tracked down the women who wrote the letter, although she was not willing to talk to him. He found the men she had described though, and they told him they wish they could help, but that he had the wrong people. He apparently doubted for the rest of his life that that that they were being honest and when wished, he had stayed and press further. With his question, Jenny received an envelope with a central city, Kentucky postmark in nineteen sixty eight and in it was a picture with cryptic note that include the name Louis Solder and some strange number and let numbers on letters also written on it was, I love brother Frankie, but none of the site or children were named Frankie or Frank to all the surviving family. The man shown in this picture did look like grown version of Louis, who had been nine years old at the time of the fire. The private investigator that they sent to Kentucky to investigate never got back in touch with them after receiving the script.

Letter. They revised their billboard, adding in the picture that purported to be of the grown up Louis with new text. That said after thirty years, it is not too late to investigate. On Christmas Eve, nineteen forty five are home was set on fire and five of our children ages. Five through fourteen kidnapped, the officials blamed defective wiring, although lights were still burning after the fire started. The official report stated that the children died in the buyer. However, no bones were found in the residue and there was no smell of burning flash during her after the fire. What was the mode of law officers involved, what the big have to gain by making a suffer all users of injustice Why did they lie and forces to accept those lies? In nineteen, sixty nine George Solder died, afterward Jenny, Solder, put up a sturdy fence. Her home and then started adding to it in an Ex Smithsonian magazine, describes, as quote building layer after layer between her and the outside. The bill

word remain until Jenny died about twenty years after her husband and now we're gonna talk about some theories for what happened, but before we do that, we will have another brief word from sponsor So many times, whirls terrified, the holidays are almost here. We still have so much to do so. That means we do not have time to get to the post office. There is the traffic the parking or, for my case when I am at home, the walking along way loaded down with back. It is so. Instead you can use Stamp Stockholm wits, namesake com. You can avoid all the hassle of going to the post office during the busy holiday season, because everything that you would do at the Post office, you can instead d write from your desk. You can buy in print officially. U S postage using your own computer in printer. You can print postage were any letter package, the instant you need it and then just handed off to the person who delivers or male it's very easy inconvenient right now,

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Why was that? Take seven hours and where did the vertebrae come from a one theory is that they were in the filter. The George used to bury the remains of the home, but if so, whose were they? The bone? Fragments analyzed by the Smithsonian have since disappear so they can't be further analyzed for dna I was the latter that was normally propped by the house, not there, especially since George insisted. That was where it always was. That's where he kept it. Why would the coal trucks not start Georgia's answer to that? One became that somebody had tampered with them on Although descendants of the surviving children have theorized that he might have flooded their engines in his case in his haste, to try to get them moving it if the children had been trapped in their rooms at the top of the house, why couldn't survivors outside see them at the window? is an obvious answer is that they had already succumbed to smoke inhalation and another theory. According to fire,

shall Sterling Louis interviewed by NPR when children reach the age of twelve or thirteen, they generally try to escape a fire, but younger children usually try to hide. He told very sad stories about finding the bodies of children curled up in strange places, because the rather than trying to get out bright eyed to hide from the fire, So the question becomes: if they were not in the house when it burned down, if they were still alive, why did they never contact their parents even once they were grown? One theory is that, for some reason doing so would have put their parents live that risk, while we don't know if one of did there was that weird cryptic letter yeah but super cryptic there? so many theories for what happened to the solder children, the first and most obvious, is that they really did die in the fire, although that does not account for why no one found there remains.

And all the other theories are basically entirely speculative. Some of them kind of you like their pulled out of thin air. One such notion is that the mafia had tried to recruit disorders and the daughters had refused, which led to the kidnapping of their children palliation local law enforcement, on the other hand, have said that there was no known mafia activity in that part of West Virginia at the time and other things He is that this was all some sort of conspiracy and that someone known to the family played a part kidnapping the children by claiming they were going to take them somewhere, safe Sylvia. Who was a toddler at the time, fire and whose youngest memories are of that night told pr in two thousand and five that she wanted people to uphold her parents dream of keeping the story alive. She was still living as of twenty thirteen, and as at that point, she husband and their daughter all steadfastly believe that her siblings did not die in that fire and remains a mystery. Does I dont know

I think about yeah me. There I mean, there's always the outcomes, razor thing and oil, the most likely, but you're. So much, goodness around it. The right when I started researching it and then moving about the fact about it? Besides the house burned down, there was a billboard there's a third of the to fact that I knew I thought most likely that they had died in the fire and it was a terrible tragedy and a light it just seems totally logical to me that a grieving family with latch onto the idea that they were still living and spend the rest of their lives looking for it, but then whence we got into like seriously. Where were the bar? I couldn't find any reasonable scientific explanation for how bodies would not have been recovered if they had really been there and Horace it. It became so weird that now I sort of think maybe they weren't in the house when it burned down. But then I had no idea yeah the part where it always turns for me where I'm like some than fishy happen, is the

the beef liver? That's allegedly a human heart yeah, it sake. That's really dicey, behaviour with no explanation. Unless he knew more than Maroney was saying we don't know its speculative, do you have a Pepe or listener may all together. All of these sad loss of people. Is it peppered, not happy, not super Jerry. It's from Brian and it is about our recent episode on the Gallipoli campaign and dreams ass, dear Tracy and Holly. I'm a recent, albeit avid listener of your podcasting. Firstly, thank you for all your great work. I wanted to write and after recent episodes on the Gallipoli campaign, I must admit that, as an Australian, I almost couldn't bear to listen, do anything more on Gallipoli, after what felt like years of studying, Gallipoli throughout high school and the constant invocations of it around and that day. This is not a criticism that I didn't miss this in history class. It was

after high school, but I realized that not everyone in the world knew every detail or cared as much about the campaign as we Australians do. Nevertheless, I was keen to hear a foreign perspective and I wanted to say I thought you guys did a great job covering the campaign in the limited time you have. I especially and you for mentioning some of the criticisms surrounding Gallipoli and an second general in that regard interesting that use the word Amtrak myth, rather than the more common usage of em back legend, while maybe only minor semantic differences. I think that myth implies more falsity than legend. There are high school. I was never taught that the values attributed to answer troops were the result of selective and embellished accounts of journalists like see w being of Ellis Ashen Bartlett or simply concocted. I e a myth. In fact, I dont think that you emphasised just how significant the enzyme legend born and Gallipoli is an australian culture. The word

an act as even protected by legislation and people must get permission to use it, while in university we state we history, students do question elements of an that outside of university. Criticising answer can be considered tantamount to blasphemy. People live even lost their jobs over public criticism around the centenary here there was also a huge backlash over brands, capitalizing on an act or a quote: brands act to sell products indicating the sacred nature of our national narrative or as historian King English calls it our civil religion. The reasons behind the importance of advocates are a complex mix of political, historical and social elements that I could go on about four days. Auroral stop myself include by saying thank you for covering this part of australian history, and then she said some suggestions for some other australian history. Thank you.

So much Adrian. I wanted to read this email today for a couple of reasons. One is that I'm not totally sure where, in my research process, I picked up the term investment, I'm not sure what am I sources used it or if it just stick, if I had that way rather than legend, but when I did look into this after Adrian's email, I did find that legend was a lot more common in various. Sites, then myth was, and the other is that we have several people to write and talk about how ends I am back, is basically protected as a term, and there like, when you make an Zack biscuits, there's only one recipe that you can sell as an Zack biscuits, there's a lot of sort of protecting this this term and how it is used within Australia say. Thank you so much Adrian for writing to us about this. It also cracked. We have that gene. She clarified that it was not a criticism that she didn't miss this the classic, as we hear that joke like five hundred times a day, delighted me that the area,

like specifically like I'm, not say that that big review your three hundred times a day. It's only way. Thank you, everyone for writing to us. If you would like to write to us about this or any other party asked where history by gas, that house have worked, Stockholm browser on Facebook based, but that consultation has been history and on twitter at Mister history. Our tumblr is missed in history, dot, tumblr com in all our interests that pinterest that calm Flash missed in history. If you would like to learn a little more about something similar to what we talked about today, candour parent companies website, it is our stuff works, dot com, but the word but dissolved in the search bar find a whole queries about various unsolved, MR eat throughout history. If you would like to come to our website, we're at mister history, dot com- and we have showed for all the past Holly and I have worked on- we have an archive of all episodes. We done ever so, can do all that and a whole more accustomed. What's that

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