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

I'm doing okay today Tim. We have an interesting episode coming up for everybody to listen

to. I'm doing okay because it's been 19 years since the disappearance of Brianna

Maitland and that is what this episode is primarily focused on before we get to a Tim. How

are you? I'm doing okay as well Lance. Yes, it's a bit of a solemn day here. It is the 19 year

anniversary of the disappearance of Brianna Maitland. Of course Brianna Maitland went missing

from Montgomery, Vermont on March 19th, 2004. Her vehicle was found about a mile away from

her workplace where she had just left a shift at the Black Lantern. And if you have any

information in Brianna's case, you can call 1-844-848-8477. And be sure to check out investigations

for the missing.org. That's a nonprofit that Brianna's father started to help families

investigate their missing loved ones cases when police and law enforcement are no longer

able to. This is an organization that he started in honor of Brianna and Tim and I have

the privilege of being on the board of that. So if you want to support that, go to

investigations for the missing.org. Yeah, and we'll hear from Bruce Maitland, Brianna's father,

in the second half of this episode. There's a segment that Jennifer Amel produced a couple

years ago with Bruce and they talk about private investigations for the missing quite a bit.

And so you can find out more information about them at investigations for the missing.org.

The first half of this conversation, Lance, is us speaking with private investigator

Lou Barry, who has worked on the case for several years and has been on our airwaves on our

missing Brianna, Matlin series several times now. That's right. And he's more than welcome

to come back anytime with any sort of update, whether it's a big update, a small update,

or even an update that he wants to tell us but can't and he'll shut us down anytime we

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