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Sylvia June Galvin was a 30-year-old from Mount Morris, Michigan.

She was the mother of four daughters who are all named after flowers.

In early October 2011, Sylvia

was supposed to meet her oldest

daughter at a parade.

Sylvia didn't show up.

She was never

seen again.

I'm Ed Denzel,

and this is Unfound.

Given what we do here at Unfound, we spend a lot of time talking about dirt and digging. In fact, so much that maybe

this podcast should get a shovel endorsement. That's a joke. This shouldn't be a surprise,

though, because at least for the disappearances that are believed to be murders, we have solved cases that say the still missing

people will most likely be found in the ground. If you're wondering what those solved cases are,

here are some examples. Andrea Bowman, buried in the backyard at her home.

Zoe Campos, buried in the backyard of Carlos Rodriguez's house.

Ashley Simpson, buried in the distant woods of Canada.

Austin Pivo, buried outside Fort Hall, Idaho.

So, although lakes and rivers and woodchippers and hog farms get all the attention,

the stats show that if we suspect foul play, it's best to concentrate on land familiar to the person we believe to be the killer well with sylvia galvin we're

really not sure if she was murdered or not however a man in her life sure had a lot to say why

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