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Hello fellow listeners of already gone.

My name is Jordan.

You may know me from my show The Nighttime Podcast.

Like Nina, I spend a significant time researching and preparing podcast episodes to share the stories that I feel are important.

I wanted to use this message as an opportunity to introduce myself and invite you to check out either of my shows.

Since 2015, I've been covering true crime, mysteries, and a variety of weird and wonderful stories set in Canada on my show The Nighttime Podcast.

But I think listeners have already gone, maybe especially interested in my newly launched show called Emma Philopov is missing.

In the standalone series, I'm doing a deep dive into the still unexplained disappearance of then 26 year old Emma Philopov, who is last seen standing shoelace on a busy downtown intersection in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.

One of the many troubling details of Emma's case is that the last people to speak to her were the local police who decided she was safe and sound.

I believe what makes my coverage of Emma's case so powerful is that I've been able to partner with her mother in many of her close friends to provide a detailed telling of the events that lead up to Emma's troubling disappearance.

You can hear both of my shows wherever podcasts are available.

So please take a moment and subscribe to The Nighttime Podcast and Emma Philopov is missing.

Now let's get back to Nina and already gone.

Oh, God.

Old cold and unsolved cases are my favorite. Really, I love covering them.

But sometimes sometimes you need a closed case, something with an arrest and a trial and a resolution.

And this week's story will give you some of those things.

But there are also unanswered questions.

So many unanswered questions.

And these questions, if you had to ask them, well, they break your heart.

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