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

Doing fantastic today Tim. Hope all the listeners out there are doing just this fantastic.

And even more so, I'm wondering how you're doing today Tim. We have a great guest on a

returned guest that should really be making you happy. How are you today?

I'm doing great. Thanks a lot for asking and I am happy to introduce our guest for this

episode. She is one of our favorites. It's Laura Ristie from the series we did on the

disappearance of Trinny Gibson from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in 1976.

Laura is back for some updates Lance. We go through a little bit of Trinny's disappearance,

the main points of the story, and then we get into some updates. And Laura has helped us

with our series on the disappearance of Trinny Gibson. We've actually spun it off onto

its own podcast feed. So if you want to hear those episodes, you can just search Missing

Trinny Gibson in your favorite pod catcher and you'll find those episodes. But Lance,

she's got some bombshell information tonight. It's really remarkable that she's been working

on Trinny's disappearance for over 20 years. And she's still because of her due diligence,

is able to uncover bombshells. The way she delivers the information is really nonchalant

and subtle, which knocked us over even more because she recapped some of the disappearance.

She gave us some new information and then the bombshell hit.

Yeah, it's a really eye opening conversation kind of makes you rethink the entire disappearance.

And Jennifer Amel also joins us for this conversation Lance. And so you can find out more

information about what Laura Ristie is doing on her website. It's Canadian girl 77.com.

And that's girl with a you. And she's also got a brand new Facebook page for her work

on Trinny Gibson's case. So you can follow that. There's a link in the show notes for that.

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