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Steven Kubacki's First Interview In Almost 45 Years W/ Dylan Quarles (Patreon)

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2023-07-08 03:53:00
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Lorna Dryden

How can you not ask about the disappearance, it’s all that’s important

The Missing Enigma
>>112444598

It was the requirement for doing the interview. They're trying to sell a book at the end of the day, and they didn't want to give away the secret on my channel. Trust me I wanted to ask as much as anyone else, but I agreed to skip that portion of his life. I still found the information he provided to be valuable.

Lorna Dryden

Should be interesting what the book says 🤔

[Redacted]

I think steve needs to lay off the crack.

James Knapp

Very interesting interview. I did like the indirect questions on his disappearance and life and how tall tales start (one friend said "you had 3 girlfriends one in Germany and two in France"; which got the laugh of "I wish" was funny and a prime example of this). Two things I would have liked to have asked, were (1) what was the experience like while hitchhiking to his aunt's home (2) the political paper report (can't remember exact details but one friend alleged; was in your video on it) Now (1) may have been off limits and I get that; Overall I think you did well and they did a good job trying to sell the book. And Godell's Incompleteness theorem's aren't that hard, just people don't want to accept it.

The Missing Enigma
>>112496719

Thanks, James, I really appreciate it. The political paper may have been a good one to ask, although he has denied it in the past. Maybe he would admit to it now, though. I tried testing the waters as much as I could, like when I asked him about the media storm after his return. In that instance, he just gave me a one-word answer and I understood to move on. Some questions I had written down but didn't ask as we moved along, specifically relating to his family. I'm gonna have them back on after the book release and cover the disappearance in detail.

Dylan Dunn

Interesting interview. It almost sounds like he may have spent that missing time in an alternate universe.

BLTerrorist

The whole kubacki saga is just bottom of the barrel, garbage tier content. Ellen Killoran, her untimely death, and that of some of her peers who attended "The New School," would make for slightly more interesting content. The New School is maybe a big can of worms, just waiting to be opened. That said, Great Barrington is awesome. The Berkshires as a whole are awesome. Great Barrington, Lee, Pittsfield, Lennox, Tanglewood, Jacobs Pillow, Arrowhead, the Sherwood Forest, etc., are all well worth a visit. My personal favourite is Chester, a real small town on a hill. At the bottom of the hill, just before the train tracks, there's a pizza place/bar on the left if you're facing up hill, and on the right, a restaurant that keeps closing and reopening under new management. At least that's what was there a decade ago. There was a restaurant on the site of a former bordello, called the Hideaway Lounge, or something like that. If it's still around, I highly recommend it. Anywho, the Berkshires is not the kind of place you can just appear in. Yes, there are some compelling accounts of paranormal activity in said Berkshires, but no, this case is not one of them. This case is garbage. Kubacki is full of crap, the source material is flimsy at best, and Ellen Killoran needs way more vetting. Is she even a real person? I read through as much of her memorial page as I could, and none of it struck me as particularly convincing. I sift through tons of online memorial pages; hers seems a little hinky. If I am wrong, then prove it, and I will happily eat crow.

Busy B
>>112891034

Nick researches the facts very thoroughly. I have found him to be extremely reliable. He is far too intelligent to fall for anything hinky. Notice he didn't comment here, his work speaks for it's self. If he finds evidence that contradicts previous content he includes it in the updates. I just think Nick deserves more respect then you give him.

Erin Julian

This guy is such a liar and only did this interview to promote his POS book. I'll pass thanks!