Welcome back to Missing. I am Tim here today with Jennifer and Lance. How are you both

doing today? Pleasure to be here Tim. Yeah, good to be here as well and really looking

forward to digging into this particular disappearance. This really tragic mystery that once again

brings us into the universe of the great Smoky Mountains National Park that is helmed

by our good friend and expert independent investigator Laura Ristie. Yeah, Laura is great

and we had an interview with her about this case, the disappearance of Dennis Martin from

June 14, 1969 from the great Smoky Mountains National Park. And this is a really mysterious

case and I told Jen before we started rolling that I think this is might be the scariest

disappearance that I know of. Yeah, I mean, are you talking in regards to what people

heard, what people claim to have seen and the fact that this is just a little boy and

you know, in this area, no matter what happened, it's scary. Yeah, there's several aspects

of it that put it there for me, but it's really just the amount of time that he wasn't

like there wasn't eyes on him and then he's just gone. You know, there's some reports

here and there, but he just went missing and I hate saying like into thin air that's

like a pet peeve of mine. I hate saying that, but I really don't know what else to say

in this case. Yeah, it's a difficult one. You mentioned that window of time that this

little boy had to go missing. I think it was something like five minutes where everybody

just sort of turned around and he's gone. Okay, and we're going to get into the case

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