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

I'm doing fantastic today, Tim. Thank you for asking. I hope all of the listeners are doing just as fantastic.

I have been looking forward to this conversation for a long time. We spoke with this gentleman many, many weeks ago, and the episode that he did was one of

the most classic episodes of missing that I can remember. He's truly an articulate, knowledgeable

historian when it comes to these disappearances. And the area that we're talking about today

is one that is endlessly fascinating.

But Tim, I've gone on long enough.

How are you today?

I'm doing great over here.

Thanks a lot for asking.

And yes, I just want to echo your sentiments.

Very excited to speak today with Ross Griffiths for the second time.

And he is an archives librarian at Worcester State University. And he approached us talking about the disappearance of Edda Real. And we recorded with

him, and I think, I want to say August or September of 2024. So that episode is available to

listen to and it is great he's great to listen to. Um, and he really goes through each story

chronologically and very clearly. And this conversation, Lance, is no different. We have Ross on

and we speak about the disappearance of Middy Rivers from November 12, 1945.

And he was a 74-year-old man who disappeared while hunting in Bickford Hollow.

And so that's near Route 9 in Vermont.

And of course, Lance, Middy's disappearance is the first if we're speaking about the

Bennington Triangle Disappearances.

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