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He loved life. He loved everything about life. He had good friends, good family.

He seriously did just vanish leaving his apartment.

But my determination is just to be my son's voice and have a day in court.

I do believe that someone hurt him and I do believe that something did happen.

You would hope that your child would be with somebody that would go to the ends of the earth to find somebody.

You don't find your child and we have rent.

It's hard because we don't have a voice for just little people on the planet, you know, but to ask Chris isn't little, he was everything.

And our lives aren't going to be the same.

Hello and welcome to episode 83 of The Vanished.

23-year-old Chris Turner disappeared from his home in Las Vegas, Nevada on August 6, 2016.

When he disappeared, he left behind his phone, car, and wallet.

His family believes that to walk away would have been very out of character for Chris since he was a devoted father to a young son.

His girlfriend was the last person to see him and her stories keep changing.

Chris's case has received zero media attention. A couple missing person's organization shared his flyer on social media, but that's it.

You can't expect the public to come forward with tips if they aren't even aware that someone's missing.

This is Chris's story.

Well done.

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In this series of Briden and I talk to among others, Harry Hill, Ben Elton, Charlotte Church, Steve Cougan, and Dame Harriet Walter.

And that's just a few. We tend to chat for about 45 minutes to an hour never longer.

It's terrific conversation, reminiscent, sweat appropriate, and exchange of anecdotes.

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