A Christmas Eve Disappearance: Explore The Sodder Children Mystery : - Ep. 3 Mysteries of History

In this episode, we uncover one of history’s most heartbreaking and perplexing mysteries: the disappearance of the Sodder children. On Christmas Eve, 1945, a devastating fire destroyed the Sodder family home. Five of the ten Sodder children were assumed to have perished, but no remains were ever found. The family’s relentless search for answers, strange clues, eerie phone calls, and reported sightings make this case one of the most chilling unsolved mysteries in American history. Join us as we explore every detail of the Sodder children disappearance and the decades-long quest for the truth.
Narration by: Logan Stover www.LoganStover.com
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[@dragongirl15dragon94]

Great video :) such a sad but fascinating case. Here are a couple of additional interesting facts if you’re interested. In regards to the picture of Louis that was addressed to the mom, Jennie, she did had a brother named Frank Cipriani, who could be “brother Frankie”. The Sodder family had initially suspected him because he lived in Florida. There were witnesses who saw the children get into cars with Florida licence plates. Even the Sodders believed this theory that Jennie’s brother took them because it would’ve been someone they knew.
Another point to mention is that the house belonged to Jennie’s father and it was unsettled. When he died, it was left to Jennie. Jennie and her brothers, Frank, and Jimmie, who was one of the volunteer firefighters at the scene, were fighting over the house. The man who threatened them, George’s former boss who knew Frank, also mentioned that Jennie wasn’t signing the settlement papers since he wanted it in her brothers favour. Her brother was even investigated by the FBI in Florida.
Thank you again for a great video.

[@dawnc1419]

Good luck with your channel 👍

[@learnwithlogan]

Thank you so much. It really means a lot!

[@dawnc1419]

Don't forget the ridiculous amount of time it took the fire dept to go the short distance to the fire 🔥🤔🤔

[@learnwithlogan]

That's what I thought was crazy! I couldn't confirm the exact time it took to get there, so i worded it that it took a long time. However, it was SUPER long and shouldn't have taken them all the time it did.