Rey Rivera - Unsolved Mystery

This is the fascinating case of Rey Rivera, one of the most talked about unsolved mysteries of recent years. Carrie and Lauren discuss, speculate and conclude about what happened to the 32 year old finance writer, who on the surface couldn't of been happier or more contented with his life. Suddenly one day in May 2006 he left his house and disappeared. A week later his body was discovered in very unusual circumstances, and although the medical examiners verdict was undetermined with the police ruling it probable death by suicide, his friends and family are all adamant that he wasn't suicidal and that there were a lot of unanswered questions surrounding his death including a stray flip flop and discarded watch. Have a listen and see what you think. Contact us and support the show For one time support Buy Me a Coffee: Blue Murder Club Link to all things Blue Murder Club including all of the Socials - We look forward to hearing what you think about us bluemurderclub | Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok | Linktree Events: Come and see your girls in London this year 💙💙 Artwork by Stuart Whiffen Photography by Jessica George Written and Presented by Carol Hughes Whiffen & Lauren Strutt

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