The Radio That Kept Running: How 41 Vanished from Clearwater Road
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A frozen porch, a rack-mounted radio still on, and fourteen open spiral notebooks each labeled with a name - forty-one adults vanished from a thirty-two acre compound while a receiver kept transmitting static. What compelled ordinary people to sign away financial control and leave with only a notebook or a bowling scorecard, and why was a machine left to keep running?
In this episode, we follow the sequence of events from the first discovery by a utility worker to the prior lives and choices that led forty-one people to a compound tied to a late-night radio program, and we ask how a radio host persuaded dozens to give power of attorney and leave everything behind.
Person: Janet Reed
Date: January 9
Location: Clearwater Road
Person: Emily Stein
Event: Second retreat cost $1,800
- A utility worker named Janet Reed found the building and porch items after driving her meter-reading route for eleven years.
- The rack-mounted radio was bolted to a wooden pallet and powered by an orange extension cord running into an otherwise empty building.
- Tire tracks indicated a convoy of vehicles had left the property roughly seventy-two hours before Janet arrived.
- Forty-one adults had lived on the thirty-two acre property and were gone when found.
- Emily Stein paid $1,800 for the two-week second retreat after attending an initial $400 long weekend retreat.
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