That Time Agatha Christie Went Missing

On a chilly December evening in 1926, British crime author Agatha Christie walked out of her house, got in her car and drove away. When she didn't return home that night her house staff grew concerned. When her car was found the following morning, halfway down a grassy embankment with her driver's license and other belongings still inside, the entire nation waited on pins and needles to learn her fate.   For ad-free and bonus episodes: Subscribe on Apple Podcasts -OR- Subscribe on YouTube -OR- Join our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/horrorwoodpodcast   Follow us! IG, FB   Send us an email: [horrorwoodpodcast@gmail.com](mailto:horrorwoodpodcast@gmail.com)   Episode Sources: “Agatha Christie and the 11 Missing Days” by Jared Cade, 1998 “Mrs. Agatha Christie, Novelist, Disappears In Strange Way From Her Home in England” The New York Times, Dec 6, 1926 “Mrs. Agatha Christie: Her Own Story of Her Disappearance” Daily Mail, 1928 “The Curious Disappearance of Agatha Christie” by Ben Johnson, Historic UK, Dec 19, 2014 “The Original Gone Girl: Agatha Christie’s Mysterious Disappearance” by Catherine Ostler, The Independent, Nov 4, 2014 “Christie's most famous mystery solved at last” by Vanessa Thorpe, The Guardian, Oct 14, 2006 Agatha Christie Website   Creeptastic theme music by: Nicholas Davio - nicholasdavio.com, @mr.nick.davio, @huron\_coast   Privacy Policy