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I know she didn't run off. Like she actually vanished and sit there. So to me,

I don't know. Your mind goes back and forth. And right now, you know, you can't point the fingers at anybody.

You can't say unless you know for sure or saw something with anything in life.

You can't point your finger. You can speculate. My speculation, something's not right with just the stories I heard about

just father taking him out of in the middle of a live detector test. His test was inconclusive.

He's not the type of person. I mean, I didn't know him. I knew him, you know, as long as Audrey and I became close again.

But there were things that I'm finding out about him after she disappeared that I would have never expected either.

And, you know, their personal life. But I can't see him doing something to her on purpose.

On August 29, 2002, 31-year-old Audrey Heron finished up her shift at a health care facility where she worked in Catskill, New York, around 11 p.m.

She walked out to her Jeep with some co-workers and said, good night.

The night was dark and rainy, however, Audrey had been making the same commute for years.

But Audrey's husband says that she never made it home and seemingly vanished into the night.

Audrey has not been seen or heard from again. And despite extensive searches, the Jeep that she was driving is also missing.

I'm Marissa and from Wondery, this is episode 209 of The Vanished, Audrey Heron's Story.

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