The Lighthouse family are an eccentric lot. They live on an island in a mansion in the woods. Their parents are obsessed with ‘true crime’ – so much so that they hold ceremonies t…

The Lighthouse family are an eccentric lot. They live on an island in a mansion in the woods. Their parents are obsessed with ‘true crime’ – so much so that they hold ceremonies t…

The Lighthouse family are an eccentric lot. They live on an island in a mansion in the woods. Their parents are obsessed with ‘true crime’ – so much so that they hold ceremonies t…

The Lighthouse family are an eccentric lot. They live on an island in a mansion in the woods. Their parents are obsessed with ‘true crime’ – so much so that they hold ceremonies t…

The Lighthouse family are an eccentric lot. They live on an island in a mansion in the woods. Their parents are obsessed with 'true crime' - so much so that they hold ceremonies to honour the victims of true crime. Oh, and did I mention all the children are named after true crime victims! When Andy, her teenage twin brother leaves the island, Dahlia (

The Lighthouse family are an eccentric lot. They live on an island in a mansion in the woods. Their parents are obsessed with ‘true crime’ – so much so that they hold ceremonies t…

The Lighthouse family are an eccentric lot. They live on an island in a mansion in the woods. Their parents are obsessed with ‘true crime’ – so much so that they hold ceremonies t…

The Lighthouse family are an eccentric lot. They live on an island in a mansion in the woods. Their parents are obsessed with ‘true crime’ – so much so that they hold ceremonies t…

The Lighthouse family are an eccentric lot. They live on an island in a mansion in the woods. Their parents are obsessed with ‘true crime’ – so much so that they hold ceremonies t…

The Lighthouse family are an eccentric lot. They live on an island in a mansion in the woods. Their parents are obsessed with ‘true crime’ – so much so that they hold ceremonies t…

The Lighthouse family are an eccentric lot. They live on an island in a mansion in the woods. Their parents are obsessed with ‘true crime’ – so much so that they hold ceremonies t…

In February 1978, five young men vanished after attending a basketball game in Yuba County, California. Their car was later found abandoned deep in the snowy wilderness of Plumas National Forest far from their route and with no clear explanation why they went there. As searchers uncovered eerie clues, including a remote trailer stocked with untouched supplies, the mystery only deepened. Four of the men were eventually found, but Gary Mathias was never located. Nearly 50 years later, the case of the Yuba County Five remains one of America’s most haunting unsolved disappearances.  Today I joined Dean, Laura, and Arthur from The Family Plot to dive into the mystery of the Yuba County Five Connect with us on Social Media! You can find us at: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bookofthedeadpod/ X: https://twitter.com/Bkofthedeadpod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550490186243 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thebookofthedeadpod Or visit our website at http://botdpod.com/ https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/family-plot/id1522581107 We are a podcast featuring Dean Boese, Laura Williams and their 15 year old son Arthur where we do PG-13 takes on all things odd.