The Great Mull Air Mystery

from The Shadow Frequency Hosted by Matt Wilson

On Christmas Eve 1975, Peter Gibbs took off from a remote grass airstrip on Scotland’s Isle of Mull and vanished into the night. Months later, his body was found on a hillside near the airfield—but the plane remained a mystery. In Episode 344, Matt Wilson, Juniper Ravenwood, and Chris Beach explore the chilling questions behind the Great Mull Air Mystery, from aviation accident theories to the eerie geography that keeps this case alive. 🔗 More episodes & merch: shadowfrequencypodcast.com 🕒 Runtime: 23m 21s | 📅 Air Date: MAY 18 2026 #ParanormalPodcast #UnexplainedMystery #AviationMystery #TrueMystery #TheShadowFrequency

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