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The Welcome back to missing.

This is part two of our conversation with Michael Bayer, who made the documentary

vanished, the Heather Elvis case.

And then we're going to play our final thoughts after the interview.

Lance, how are you doing today?

I'm doing great.

I'm doing great.

I'm feeling really fired up because we're about to embark on these final thoughts, and I have a lot of them when it comes to this. But if folks haven't heard part one, just go back one. Go back one episode. And you'll, you can hear part one in the conversation that we had with Michael Bayer was fantastic. And if you want more information about Michael Bayer's film, Vanished. More information about Heather Ellis. Just go right to the website,

vanishedfilm.com. Check everything out there. And Tim, did you mention that you can watch this

multi-part documentary on Tubey? Not yet. It is now available to stream for free on Tubeby, and it is a

three-part documentary, and we highly recommend it, is a great piece of investigative

filmmaking. So check it out there. There is a link in the show notes, and we're going to

break quick for commercial here, and we'll be back at the end of the interview with Michael

Bayer to give our final thoughts. Thanks a lot for listening, everybody.

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