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On June 23, 2017, unfound when the podcast wasn't even a year old, featured the disappearance

of Pamela Golden, who went missing from Little Rock, Arkansas on July 22, 1993.

Today, we revisit the still unsolved case with new commentary and insight by yours truly,

while also replaying the original interview from 2017.

I'm Ed Denzel, and this is unfound.

Back in 2017, the original episode was titled One Wrong Turn.

Why?

Well, you'll hear about that in the summary and the interview.

Back then, Little did I know how much wrong turns would become a staple of many of the

disappearances unfound would feature over the next six years.

For example, figuratively, and the now-solved disappearances of people such as Robbie

Hurt and Noah Davis, who took the wrong directions in their lives getting into drugs that

surely led to their deaths.

And literally, in disappearances such as Tyler Norths, he should have never turned into

that park to meet his ex-wife, and Esther Westenberger, who actually should have turned,

but didn't.

Now with Pamela Golden, given that it's now been 30 years, maybe we need to reassess

whether she actually took a wrong turn.

Think about that as you listen to this re-visitation episode.

And now summary of the case, this is brought to you by my friend Megan Goodsight, CharlieProject.org.

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