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Sep 16, 2026

speaker_2NARRATOR
37:45
During my lunch break, I sat inside my battered Toyota Corolla in the parking garage and searched old newspaper databases on my phone, looking for any information I could find about the case.
speaker_2NARRATOR
37:56
The Columbus Dispatch had published several reports.
speaker_2NARRATOR
37:59
One of them included a blurry black-and-white picture of Robert Lawson that made the phone slip from my fingers and fall onto the floorboard.
speaker_2NARRATOR
38:07
His eyes had a distinctive form of heterochromia.
Aidan MattisHOST
26:29
Now, Michael did not speak directly to the press about his experience, but his father did relay some of the information that he shared with the family.
Aidan MattisHOST
26:37
The Columbus Dispatch reported that Kent Aubrey said what he tells us is he was on the move and that he slept in tree branches and crawled up under rocks.
Aidan MattisHOST
26:45
In yet another detail that feels strikingly familiar to me, Michael's father also said he believed his son relied on lessons from one of his favorite books to survive in the wilderness for those three days.
Aidan MattisHOST
26:57
The book was Hatchet by Gary Paulsen.
Darren MarlarHOST
10:45
No trial date exists in any of the cases.
Darren MarlarHOST
10:48
The Ohio Attorney General's Office has issued nothing on the case since the August 21st indictments, and the Columbus Dispatch's gag order challenge is still pending before the Ohio Supreme Court.
Darren MarlarHOST
10:58
Anyone with information about this case is asked to call 855-BCI-OHIO.
Darren MarlarHOST
11:05
Everyone charged is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law, and no one else named in this report has been charged with any crime.
Aaron PortzlineGUEST
1:11
the Mount Vernon News, uh, which was a great sort of baptism into this whole world, to work with an editor, to have a deadline, to have all of that was great.
Aaron PortzlineGUEST
1:23
Um, and I was at the Mount Vernon News for two years, juggled that with high school, and then when I left, uh, to go to college in Columbus at Ohio State, I took a part-time job at The Columbus Dispatch, uh, doing, uh, what we call agate, which people have no idea what that means now, but newspapers used to have a page with the standings, the box scores, all written in very small, what we called agate type.
Aaron PortzlineGUEST
1:55
And my first job at The Dispatch was putting, helping to put that together.
Nick BowinsHOST
2:01
Okay.
Aaron PortzlineGUEST
2:01
Um, anyways, so I was at The Dispatch while I was at Ohio State.
Aaron PortzlineGUEST
2:06
I left The Dispatch briefly in a huff in 1990 to become sports editor at a very small newspaper in London, Ohio.
Aaron PortzlineGUEST
2:15
Was there for about a year, year and a half, and then came back to The Dispatch in a full-time capacity.
Aaron PortzlineGUEST
2:22
In the '90s, I started covering the, uh, minor league baseball team, the Triple-A team in town called the Columbus Clippers, who were then affiliated with the New York Yankees.
Steve ClarkHOST
51:05
sorry.
Steve ClarkHOST
51:06
They immediately just say, well, that's phony baloney, as one Columbus Dispatch
Greg DooleyHOST
51:12
writer wrote about.
Greg DooleyHOST
51:13
They won't even go, still a travesty, but maybe not as bad as I thought.
Alexis KnightHOST
32:29
We are reviewing new information.
Alexis KnightHOST
32:31
The court runned in the Columbus Dispatch above a photograph of Rose's memorial, wreaths rain-wilted and sagging.
Alexis KnightHOST
32:36
Angela and Darcy find themselves fielding calls from both supportive and accusatory Tansfolk.
Alexis KnightHOST
32:41
One voice, unfamiliar, leaves an anonymous voicemail.
Doug LesmerisesHOST
0:26
We're going back in time to 2014.
Doug LesmerisesHOST
0:28
It's the Cleveland Plain Dealer, it's the Columbus Dispatch.
Doug LesmerisesHOST
0:31
I'm Doug Lesmerises, he's Bill Landis.
Doug LesmerisesHOST
0:33
We're here every week, and our two fantastic guests for Around the Shoe, the one-time pairing from the Columbus Dispatch, Tim May of the Tim May Show, Bill Rabinowitz of Bill on the Buckeyes Substack.
Doug LesmerisesHOST
0:44
Tim.
Tim MayGUEST
0:46
Yes.
Steve ClarkeHOST
13:21
Meanwhile, like the next morning when people woke up, they were just convinced that it was manufactured.
Steve ClarkeHOST
13:26
I saw a column from, uh, Rob Oller of the Columbus Dispatch that was filled with half-truths and half the story, and it was written in such detail that the omission of the other details couldn't be considered as overlooked as an excuse.
Steve ClarkeHOST
13:40
This is just somebody writing what they want to write because he went to bed angry that Michigan won the game.
Steve ClarkeHOST
13:47
Um, and he asserted that the Western defender didn't have one foot out of bounds.
Greg DooleyHOST
18:21
There's guys who are digging their heels in.
Steve ClarkeHOST
18:23
Yes.
Greg DooleyHOST
18:23
They're doing like what you said with the Columbus Dispatch guy is that I heard all kinds of calls from NFL, like unnamed, like [laughs] NFL people.
Greg DooleyHOST
18:33
You have had a few actual NFL people chime in.
Tony MarinaroHOST
32:55
Are the go Habs Go going to be major players?" What are you hearing, Jimmy?
Jimmy MurphyGUEST
33:00
So first of all, I wanna, you know, credit Brian Hedger of the Columbus Dispatch who got to interview Waddell over the weekend, um, and, and was able to prompt these, th- these quotes out of him.
Jimmy MurphyGUEST
33:09
But it was just, to me, it was, I wouldn't say a 180, but it was close to, as you said, what we were hearing from, uh, Waddell earlier in the summer at and just after the draft when the Marchenko rumors were flying.
Jimmy MurphyGUEST
33:22
Obviously, the Montreal Canadiens were very much involved in those rumors.
Bobby CapucciHOST
43:44
Wexner's name was mentioned in a 2019 email about possible co-conspirators that was made public as part of the ongoing release of the Epstein files by the Justice Department.
Bobby CapucciHOST
43:56
A representative for Wexner previously told the Columbus Dispatch newspaper in Ohio that prosecutors informed Wexner's attorney at the time that he was neither a co-conspirator nor target in any respect to the investigation.
Bobby CapucciHOST
44:09
And that's the problem right there.
Bobby CapucciHOST
44:11
So what you'll have is people pointing to that and saying, look, he wasn't even a target.

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