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

I'm doing very well today Tim really couldn't ask to be doing any better. Hope all the listeners

are doing fantastic. But I have a feeling that some of the listeners are not doing fantastic

because they are unsure of how you are doing. So why don't you appease them, make them

feel a little better. How are you? Thank you Lance for asking. I'm doing great. I'm excited

to bring this episode to our fine audience. We spoke with our researchers from private

investigations for the missing and private investigations for the missing is the nonprofit

that Lance and I are on the board of. You can find out more about what they do at investigations

for the missing dot org and you can follow their social pages as well. This episode features

three researchers who volunteer their valuable time to PIs for the missing to research these

missing persons cases. And so in this episode we're joined by Kathleen Studer, Erica

Zapida and Amy Weckle as well as cross-based media's Jennifer Amel to discuss some cases.

And we want to keep this going. We want to have this be like a once a month type thing

because after we did the first researcher round table we put a call out for other researchers

to volunteer their time as well because as everybody knows there is not a shortage of

missing person cases out there and we do receive dozens of requests from family members

to look into their missing loved one. So we want to keep doing these so people can identify

with the individuals who are volunteering their time relate to them and hear how their

process works because if you're on the fence about volunteering not only for private investigations

for the missing but for any organization that is trying to do some good and help families

out. This might be the catalyst that puts you over hearing them talk about their process

and hearing them talk about the range of emotions that they go through when they're looking

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