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conditions apply. Have you ever heard someone say that people go missing all the time?

Really?

So I could go missing today.

Are we all just a few missteps away from going missing?

Yeah, I guess we are.

Especially if we're wanting to go take a hike.

Welcome to Maroon, Harrowing Tales of the Catastrophically Lost. I'm Jack Luna. This is Aaron Abel.

Amanda Eller was born in 1983 to parents Julia and John Eller.

She has two siblings, Alicia Eller, her sister, and Chris Eller, her brother.

Amanda Eller was 35 years old when she went missing in the Makawao Forest Reserve on Maui, Hawaii.

She is a physical therapist and yoga instructor who lived and practiced in Haiku Maui.

Amanda is an avid outdoors person and is described by friends as an incredibly delightful, warm, loving, bright person.

She's very spiritual. She was last seen on May 8, 2019. It was her day off that day, so she had no fixed schedule. Her boyfriend, Benjamin Conkle,

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