The Radio Host Who Vanished 22 Lives
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The Radio Host Who Vanished 22 Lives
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Imagine a lone white plastic chair on a frozen plateau at 6:14 AM, 11 degrees Fahrenheit, with no vehicle tracks, and a blue marker sign leaning against it. Thirty-seven minutes later, a pay phone rings four miles downhill, and a man calls his sister for the first time in months. How do these two facts connect to a radio host who vanished 22 lives?
In this episode, we explore the story of George Riley, a dependable man who stopped showing up for his routine life in 2009, drawn in by the late-night radio program "Night Signal" hosted by Dale Boyd. We uncover the details of the Alderton Signal House, a community where 22 people lived year-round under Boyd's influence, and the unsettling discoveries made by a local reporter.
Person: George Riley
Radio Host: Dale Boyd
Radio Station: WKAD
Community Name: Alderton Signal House
Number of Residents: 22
- A white plastic chair was found on a frozen plateau at 6:14 AM, 11 degrees Fahrenheit, with no vehicle tracks.
- George Riley worked eleven years at Braddock Fabricating without a gap.
- Dale Boyd hosted "Night Signal" from 11 PM to 2 AM, starting in 2001.
- George Riley moved into the Alderton Signal House in April 2008, transferring approximately nine thousand dollars to the foundation.
- The Alderton Signal House consumed 410 kilowatt-hours per month for 22 people, less than half what a household of four typically consumes.
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