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b'Judge Joseph Crater was spending the summer at his vacation home with his wife when he was called back home to take care of some business. While home, he caught dinner with some friends and was supposed to go see a play. He was never seen again after that dinner. Theories range from him running off with a mistress, to being murdered by the mob.
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Music by:
Kai Engel
"Daemones"
Blooper music by:
Art of Escapism
"Coal Miners"
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Sources:
The Missingest Man in New York (nypress.com)
WHAT HAPPENED TO JUDGE CRATER? (archive.org)
Joseph Force Crater becomes the missingest man in New York - HISTORY
\\u2018Finding Judge Crater\\u2019 Review: Hot Town, Cold Case - WSJ
Letter may solve 1930 mystery of missing judge | The Seattle Times
The Perplexing Disappearance of Judge Joseph F. Crater - YouTube
Whatever Happened to Judge Crater? The Most Famous Missing Person of the 20th Century - YouTube

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