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

I'm doing very well today Tim. I can't complain. I hope everyone out there is doing great.

But the pressing question on the tip of my tongue at the forefront of my brain is how

are you today?

I am doing great today Lance. Thanks a lot for asking. I really appreciate it.

And I hope all our listeners are doing well too. This episode is a doozy. In a lot of

good ways it's it's an emotional roller coaster. There are twists and turns in this very interview

that you know some of them we knew were coming some of them we we asked specifically for

for certain answers but some of them we didn't just a wild conversation with a lot of sort of

elements in it and there are three people that are in this interview with us Lance and it's

really the convergence of two mysteries coming together. Well said yeah a convergence of two

mysteries coming together is something that we look for I think with every disappearance

that we talk about because there's always the why was the person in the spot before they

went missing. So there's the missing and then there's the what happened prior to that. So

this goes deeper though than like what happened prior. It's like the lead up to all of this.

We're joined by Susan Mel and Jason and like you said there's a lot of contributors to this and

I guess we get a little nervous sometimes when especially we're on a zoom and you're at the

mercy or the you're at the feet of the technological overlords and with three people on a zoom

that you and I five five things that might go wrong right there just technically let alone people

talking over each other or you know maybe somebody's zoom freezing or something but nothing went wrong

and everybody had their place everybody spoke in a in a relevant way no one was repeating somebody

else it was everyone brought what they needed to bring to the table about this Finley Creek Jando

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