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Two 10-year-old girls went missing yesterday evening in the small town of Soham, Cambridgeshire.

Based on real events.

H-U-M-T-L-E-Y.

Come on, Maxine.

No one, I can't, I can't go to prison.

No one's going to prison.

Maxine starts Monday the 10th of October at 9 on Channel 5 and My 5.

1964 Fayetteville, North Carolina.

11-year-old Terry and 6-year-old Alan Westerfield would go to one of their favourite places,

the Broadway movie theatre, to see a double feature.

They would seemingly vanish into thin air by the time their stepfather went to pick them up several hours later. Did the boys run away from the unhappy household?

As their stepfather's story unravels, it seems that a more ominous reason for the boy's

disappearance may be involved. Sergeant Carl Bock being the one and only

suspect in the missing person's case, a case that spends almost six decades without any answers.

This is Terry and Allen's story. I have struggled where to begin with this episode.

Do you start where we normally do with the birth of the child or children in question?

This case, though, the rabbit hole that has a massive part in this case, it needs to be addressed

right off the bat.

Early 1950s, 18-year-old Margaret Crawford met 28-year-old Carl Bock when they were both working at the Fort Bragg

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