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as the dot com slash independent tests from May 2023. The 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 her there.

That was the last time anyone ever saw her.

You are listening to Emma Philipoff is missing, a series by the Night time podcast. Welcome to the final installment in the series covering the still unexplained disappearance of then 26 year old Emma Philipov.

To conclude this story I'm going to move past my discussions with those close to Emma and

instead consider the story as a whole from our current vantage point.

That point being seven-ish hours deep into a mystery with almost as many rabbit holes as there are broken hearts.

In this episode much like we did in part two of this series I'm going to embrace my

curiosity and explore some of the more sizable rabbit holes I've encountered during this tragic

journey.

To join me for this I've called upon a friend and a past guest of nighttime who's also explored Emma's story as a result of their work as a writer for vice.com.

Our guest Tyler Hooper is a writer and journalist based out of Victoria, BC, whose work, like mine, often dives

into Canada's more mysterious side.

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