Welcome back to Missing. I'm Tim here today with Lance Lance. How are you today?

I'm doing fantastic today Tim. Very excited to bring this interview to the listeners

because it was one of the first ones that we've done in person in a long, long time,

in Wormtown. But before we get to that, how are you?

I'm doing great Lance. Thanks a lot for asking. And when we recorded this episode, I was so

excited to be in person Lance. We were in Wormtown at the Blue Table, the Cross-Pay

Studios. And we had guests, private investigators, Vanessa and Andrew Wyland joined us.

It was amazing. Just a completely different dynamic when you're not behind the Zoom screen

and you're speaking with someone in person and you can play off of their nuances and you

can tell when they're wrapping up their thought and you can start making your notes like

you're not stuttering. There's no connection issues. And you can just have this energy

that exists in the same room with these people. We haven't done that in a long time.

And I think coming out of the gate with this conversation, I know I was like, my heart

was racing. Like I was shaking by the end of it. And there was that. And there was also

the fact that we were battling through some construction upstairs, which is not common

for our location there, but they were doing some work on the room above us. There's

also some sirens. We'll do the best we can to cut that stuff out, but we battled through.

Battled through and had a wonderful conversation. And it's all part of the charm of recording

in Wormtown. You can say that again Lance. So the Wyland's

have been working with private investigations for the missing, which is the nonprofit that

we are on the board of, of course, Lance. And it was founded by Bruce Madeleine, father

of Brianna Madeleine, who went missing from Montgomery, Vermont on March 19, 2004. And

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