The Dead Life with Allison DuBois
Jul 14, 2026 · 45 min · 16 segments
Allison DuBois continues her investigation into the disappearance of three-year-old William Tyrrell, Australia’s most widely recognized missing child. This time, Allison is joined by Joe DuBois to…
Allison DuBoisHost
Joe DuBoisGuest
So for people to get an accurate timeline, they'll have to watch my YouTube special that's detailing it.
So there was a huge question around the day that William disappeared because the day before, the last living person that I could even find anything on that was aside from the foster family, so a good investigator takes the people who, um, were closest to them around the time they passed, and you sort of wanna go backwards and see what living people who weren't around them at the time that they disappeared-
So William and his sister were checked out of daycare early the day before, and then the family drove to the foster grandmother's house in Kendall-
W- were you able to find out if they, if that was unusual for them to check out the kids from daycare early?
And the problem I was having with it is there were so many conflicting reports.
And I found it very ... odd because normally, um, reporting, especially if it's in the media, they try, or at least they used to, try and go by the book-
So for people to get an accurate timeline, they'll have to watch my YouTube special that's detailing it.
So there was a huge question around the day that William disappeared because the day before, the last living person that I could even find anything on that was aside from the foster family, so a good investigator takes the people who, um, were closest to them around the time they passed, and you sort of wanna go backwards and see what living people who weren't around them at the time that they disappeared-
So William and his sister were checked out of daycare early the day before, and then the family drove to the foster grandmother's house in Kendall-
W- were you able to find out if they, if that was unusual for them to check out the kids from daycare early?
And the problem I was having with it is there were so many conflicting reports.
And I found it very ... odd because normally, um, reporting, especially if it's in the media, they try, or at least they used to, try and go by the book-
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