Welcome back to the Avery After Dark podcast. I'm your host, Avery Ross. This is a very special week. The podcast just hit

one million listens, which is so amazing. I want to say thank you to all who tune in every

week. I'm so happy to be a part of your day, and this is just the beginning. I have so much more

coming your way. Mysteries, cases, hauntings, you name it.

I do everything myself on Avery After Dark, from the writing to the editing, so it always means

so much that you enjoy the show. This episode, I got a little bit of everything for you. Four

different stories, one episode. First up, a chilling

Halloween disappearance that has baffled investigators for over 20 years. Second up, a mysterious

fire, a missing daughter, and a remarkable case of mother's intuition. And after that, we're talking

about the haunting of the Biltmore estate in

Asheville, North Carolina. Lastly, the ghosts of the beautiful Bamp Springs Hotel in Canada.

A little bit of everything coming up today. And for all of you who enjoy watching podcasts,

click the link in the show notes and it will take you to the Avery After Dark YouTube

channel. You'll find all the episodes there, subscribe, and enjoy. Now, without further ado,

let's get into today's first story. It's one of the most baffling Halloween mysteries to date.

Cindy Song, a bright, vivacious student at Penn State, went out with

her friends on Halloween night in 2001, and in the early morning hours, vanished without a trace.

This Halloween marks 22 years since she disappeared. What happened to Cindy Song that Halloween night?

Cindy Song grew up in South Korea.

In 1995, she moved to Virginia to live with her aunt and uncle and to attend high school.

Friends and family said she was enjoying every moment of her life in America.

She was accepted to Penn State University and was working on an art major there.

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