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Include it with Prime According to the police officer I spoke to, they went through a list of questions in order to

ascertain whether or not she was safe and determined that she was okay to be

on her own on the streets of Victoria barefoot in November and they left of there.

That was the last one anyone ever saw.

You are listening to Emma Philipoff is missing, a series by the Nighttime Podcast. filled with mystery and heartbreak

heartbreak the series will be as much about the strength of a mother's love as it will be about the fragility of the human mind.

Over the course of an eight episode series, we're going to explore the disappearance of 26-year-old Emma Philipov, who was last seen by the police

officers who left her standing barefoot on a busy intersection in Victoria, British Columbia,

on a cold night in November of 2012.

For the last seven years Emma's story has been the focus of investigation by people

approaching it from all sides.

The police, the private investigators, the armchair detectives, journalists, and of course

nearly endless podcasters.

The story of Emma Philipov is easily among Canada's most often discussed

missing persons cases. Now despite all the work done related to Emma's

disappearance, none of it has brought us any closer to

finding her. And as I said many have tried. But there is one person whose efforts

have been simply staggering. In fact, even if one were to compile all the

investigators and storytellers work, it would pale in comparison to that of the

woman who has dedicated her life to solving the mystery that surrounds Emma's

disappearance. I'm referring of course to Emma's mother, Shelly Philipov. Tragically

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