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

I am doing just fine today. Thank you so much for asking. I hope everyone out there who's listening.

I hope they're doing just as fantastic as myself and you, Tim. It's kind of tough to say like,

oh, we're doing great after experiencing the conversation that everybody is about to hear.

But yeah, how are you today?

Yeah, I am doing well over here.

This is a wild conversation with Denise McGarrity about her cousin, Toby Anderson.

Toby Anderson was 16 when he went missing in late October or early

November of 1986 from Selma, Oregon. And he was living with his uncle and cousins and his aunt as well.

And Denise is his first cousin. And she got involved in the search

for Toby in, I believe, 2018. And this conversation is pretty wide ranging. We really go through

her entire journey, and it is complicated.

Emotionally, also with the timeline, also with the amount of names, crimes that have been committed.

So bear with us on this one. We're going to play the conversation as it unfolded to us.

And Denise is an incredible advocate for her cousin Toby. Yes, you mentioned

that there are a lot of names and a lot of details and a lot of crimes that were committed.

There are also crimes that Denise is alleging were committed. So keep that in mind as well. Certain

individuals were incarcerated and convicted for crimes. So that is, you know,

courts of law decided that they were guilty of those crimes. But Denise does make a few comments

about moments that she believes happened. So keep that in mind. Those are allegations. We want to

make sure that everybody who's mentioned in this

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