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This is a video about the Sodder children mystery, a case of five siblings who went missing after a fire destroyed their home in West Virginia in 1945. The video explores the evidence and theories that suggest the children may have been kidnapped by someone who set the fire, possibly related to the Italian immigrant community and their support for Mussolini. The video also discusses the strange clues and sightings that the parents received over the years, including a photo of one of the boys 22 years later. The video ends with a promotion for Nebula, a streaming service where the creator posts uncensored content.
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1. A billboard was erected along State Route 16 in West Virginia in the 1950s, remaining for 40 years.
2. The billboard was a plea from a family who lost five children following a house fire on Christmas Eve, set by an arsonist.
3. The family believed the children were kidnapped, not killed in the fire.
4. Over time, clues suggested the children might still be alive, including sightings and a photograph of one child older but recognizable.
5. The Sodder family tragedy occurred on Christmas Eve 1945 in Fayetteville, West Virginia.
6. George Sodder owned a trucking company and had 10 children with his wife Jenny.
7. On the night of the fire, Jenny received a mysterious phone call before discovering the fire.
8. Five children were missing after the fire, with no remains found in the ashes.
9. The fire department took seven hours to respond, and faulty wiring was blamed for the fire.
10. George Sodder had recently had the house's wiring inspected and deemed safe.
11. Prior to the fire, an insurance salesman threatened to burn down George's house due to his negative remarks about Mussolini.
12. George Sodder was an Italian immigrant and vocal critic of Mussolini, which caused tension within the local Italian community.
13. In 1947, a photo in a magazine led the Sodders to believe their daughter Betty was alive.
14. The Sodders hired private investigators and followed numerous leads over decades but never found conclusive evidence of their children's fate.
15. In 1967, they received a letter with a photo resembling their son Lewis but could not verify its authenticity.
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