00:00 The podcast episode titled "The Unsolved Indiana Dunes Disappearances" begins with an ad for Partners Coffee and the Capital One Venture X card, followed by a brief mention of upcoming live shows in Portland and Vancouver.

04:24 The disappearance of three young women in suburban Chicago in the mid 1960s at Indiana Dunes State Park on Lake Michigan is discussed.

08:58 Three young women disappeared without a trace after wading into the water at Indiana Dunes State Park, and their belongings were found abandoned.

14:13 Three young women disappeared without a trace after leaving their belongings behind at Indiana Dunes State Park, prompting an extensive search that turned up no evidence of what happened to them.

18:32 Two women who disappeared from Indiana Dunes State Park had connections to a dangerous criminal, leading to speculation that they may have witnessed a crime and had to be silenced.

23:08 Multiple witnesses reported seeing the three women from Indiana Dunes State Park get on a boat with a man and drive off, while another witness claimed they saw the women come back to the beach to eat and hang out before getting on another boat with three men, one of which was possibly the same man from before, and the boat wreckage found on the shore did not match any of the boats they were looking for.

27:44 Despite having eyewitnesses and film footage showing the women in a boat, the boat and the women disappeared without a trace, and even a psychic's accurate description of a cabin near the beach did not lead to any evidence or answers.

32:10 Despite numerous theories, including one suggesting that the women went to the Indiana Dunes for an illegal abortion, no evidence has ever been found to explain the disappearance of the three women.

37:02 One theory suggests that the women witnessed a car bombing and faked their own disappearance, but ended up being murdered by someone connected to Silas Jane.

41:19 The theory that Richard Speck, a mass murderer who killed eight women in Chicago, was responsible for the disappearances is unlikely due to his appearance and modus operandi, suggesting that if the women were killed, it was likely planned by someone else.