Speaker 1: Kalaroka Shark Media. Hi there, I'm Johnny Mack with five
good news stories parents. If you listen with the children.
Out of the last two stories today are adults only.
I'll warn you again. And when we get closer. Hey,
good news. Dad lost his wallet decades ago. They found
it in the chain Old Lakes. Carrie found a wallet
in id belonging to John, who was able to find
his sons and get the wallet back to them. Brothers
Jim and Dan remembered back in the eighties when there
were kids neighborhood dads were offering them fifty dollars to
find keys or glasses or walts that had fallen in
the water. Rarely did anyone find anything, Jim said. Everybody's
lost something in the chain. You never expect to get
it back. Every party something ended in the water. You
help dads look for a wedding ring or a necklace,
but you never found anything. Well, there it was Carrie.
She felt something on her foot. She said it was
a super thin old wallet. It had shells growing on it,
and it had one thing in it, A driver's license
for John with an address at a nineteen ninety one
expiration date. The next day. She posted it on Facebook
for local boters. Did anyone know this John? Does he
still live at this address? Dan was at Chicago O'Hare
Airport in Chicago. His phone started blowing up. People were like, hey,
did you see this? And before he had to turn
off his phone for the international flight, he got one
message out to carry and said, Hey, that Ida is
my dad. Now. Jim lives in Switzerland these days. He
got a screenshot and it's next from his brother showing
him the ID. Jim was like, what turns out? Back
in the late eighties, they were on a boat. Dan said,
I think I remember a timer. Multiple times Dad would
jump in the water and go, oh crap, my wallet
was in my pants. Dad passed away in twenty twenty.
Mom said, I wish he was still here. He would
have been shocked. I miss him a lot and something
like this. It's like raising him from the dead. I'm
happy he was found being where it was. That's something.
Archaeologists have unearthy remains of what they believed to be
a four thousand year old wizard slash doctor in Egypt.
The tomb featured a false door and is adorned with
vibrant engravings and was identified as belonging to Teti nib Fu,
a physician. The evidence suggests that Teddy neb Fu was
no ordinary healer. The inscriptions within his well preserved tomb
have shed light on his life, revealing they had a
complete set of titles. He apparently also served as Royal
dentist and director of Plant Medicine. Scary story out of Paris.
Smoke was coming out of an apartment window fire inside,
two adults and four children were trapped. Fusinu never hesitated
once he saw them, even though the only escape route
was a narrow ledge sixty five feet in the air.
Fasinu works as a receptionist at a secondary school. Stepped
out on the ledge, mom passed a baby, who then
handed the baby to a friend inside the neighboring apartment
away from the fire. That repeated five more times as
people moved across the ledge before Fasnu himself climbed to safety.
He explained, it went on instinct. It's the hard telling
you now you have to go saving a life, even
if it's just one person, but especially several people at
the same time, is something magnificent. All right, I'm gonna
take the break here parents. If you're listening with the kids, stop,
you're done for the day. You were dismissed. Everybody else,
be back in a second. Okay, it's just adults only
now right, Okay, just trying to tell you a fun story.
Don't want to mess up anybody's family day. Just a
fun story. Good news. There's not a dead body in
the canal? Well, John, what's going on? Fresno police and
firefighters were summoned to a canal the support of a person,
possibly deceased, trapped against a great Oh no, this is terrible.
Turned out it was a blow up doll. We'll leave
it at that, and the kids are gone, right Because
for twenty years, doctor Purva has been answering letters from
children and their parents. The dentist got what looked like
a ransom note. Each jagged letter traced over for emphasis.
The message said I know it's you mom. A fourth
grader named Cayden was suspicious that the tooth Fairy wasn't real, which,
of course, the tooth Fairy is real, but Cayden was
curious about the inconsistencies and the tooth Fairy's behavior. Look,
the tooth Fairy's busy. After Caden lost his first tooth,
he got one hundred dollars. When he lost his next teeth,
he got less money. Yeah, the tooth Fairy isn't made
out of money, Cayden relaxed. The variations in donations raised
questions in Cayden's mind, so he wrote the letter. Well,
the tooth Fairy wrote back, Dear Caden, writing to let
you know that I received email notification of your baby
tooth that was lost. How exciting. I'll stop by with
a special surprise for your tooth. Remember, take very good
care of your new teeth by brushing and flossing every night.
Happy growing up, Remember doctor Purva. Back in two thousand
and four, she made a new email address that included
her nickname the tooth Fairy to help organize her dental
school applications. Three years later, she got an email that said,
Dear tooth Fairy, for two nights in a row, you've
skipped Callums out. So he'll be at school today and
do you think you can come? Well, I said school,
I'd make him happy. Shrowe back. Hi, Callums mom, I'm
sorry to miss Callums tooth. I've been busy picking up
teeth from all the other little children's homes. It's been
a busy season for me. I'll be sure to stop
by tonight. Since then, the Talker has gotten about three
to five emails a day, and she responds to every
single one of them. When she knows that she won't
be able to feel her email, she has on an
out of office, letting families know the tooth Fairy will
be there as soon as she can. Those are your
five good news stories for today. Have a great day.