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Dungeon Master The Disappearance of James Dallas Egbert III

William Dear

A Texas private investigator recounts his search for Dallas Egbert, a brilliant student who vanished from the Michigan State campus in 1979 while playing a live version of Dungeons & Dragons

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Behind the Bastards

The private investigator who initially linked James's disappearance to D&D, later published this book and clarified that the game was not the cause.

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So the private detective who started all this published his own book, The Dungeon Master, where he clarified that D&D had nothing to do with James's disappearance or suicide, which he instead again bl...

— Episode: Part Two: The Satanic Panic: America's F...

Episode: Part Two: The Satanic Panic: America's First QAnon

The private investigator who initially linked James's disappearance to D&D, later published this book and clarified that the game was not the cause.

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So the private detective who started all this published his own book, The Dungeon Master, where he clarified that D&D had nothing to do with James's disappearance or suicide, which he instead again blamed on chronic depression.

Episode: Part Two: The Satanic Panic: America's First QAnon

It was a book published by the private detective who investigated James Dallas Egbert III's disappearance. It clarified that D&D had no connection with the case, instead attributing the cause to chronic depression.

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So the private detective who started all this published his own book, The Dungeon Master, where he clarified that D&D had nothing to do with James's disappearance or suicide, which he instead again blamed on chronic depression.

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