Welcome back to Missing. I am Tim here today with Lance. Lance, how are you today?

I'm doing fantastic. Can't complain, Tim. I hope everyone out there is doing great as

well. But how are you? You look healthy. You look healthy and full of zest.

Thank you. I've been eating more lately. Lance, in this episode today, we've got a full

house. Really? We've got private investigators, Lou Barry and Greg Overacker, who work with

private investigations for the missing. Of course, that's the nonprofit that we are on the

board of that was founded by Bruce Matlin, Brianna Matlin's father. And you can find out

some info about them at investigations for the missing.org. In addition to those private investigators,

we have Chloe and Melina Cantor from the true crime twins on the show as well. And we have

our cohort here across space, Jennifer Amel on this one. Yeah, like you said, a full house

and we were all together to be a part of the 18th commemorative date that marks Brianna

Matlin's disappearance. These people, especially Lou and Greg, if you've listened to any of the

episodes we've done about Brianna, whoever we've had on, these two have been working tirelessly

with Bruce on trying to get some answers, trying to figure out something, some lead that

might bring a little bit of closure to Bruce's daughter, Brianna. And we recorded this during

our crime and culture live night and got a really good turnout. The community is still

very engaged in Brianna's disappearance, which is awesome to hear.

We recorded this before the Vermont State Police released a statement and we actually

spoke about authorum labs and about the DNA angle that authorum had been working on in

Brianna Matlin's case. And so that actually does come up later in this interview. And

Lou, I believe answers that anything DNA has to come from the Vermont State Police. And

well, here we are just a couple days after that. The Vermont State Police released a statement.

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