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On May 22nd, 2020, this podcast prominently featured the disappearance of Julie Weflin, along with secondarily the cases of Deborah Swanson and Catherine Gregory.

Today, you get to hear from an author and investigator offering new information on those three, along with one more.

I'm Ed Dunsell, and this is Unfound.

Given the format, the frequency and ambition of Unfound, it's hard to get a complete 360-degree view of a missing person and that person's disappearance.

Hey, as I've mentioned recently, it's tough enough to get one guest, let alone three or four or five.

This is why, with whatever family member appears, I try to ask the best questions, sometimes

more than once, to make sure nothing is being missed or misunderstood.

Even then, I'm not sure I've ever done a perfect interview.

However, I have had the chance to reassess disappearances with different people after an episode has aired.

For example, Robin Abrams.

I originally interviewed her sister Jody in 2016.

But in 2020, Unfound had another episode where I was able to interview a deputy with the

Will County Sheriff's Office, who was a witness to the harassment Robin endured back in 1990.

He also discussed his knowledge and opinions on Robin's still unsolved disappearance.

Well, today we're kind of doing that again, with three disappearances that all of you

already know, along with a new one.

This author has done a lot of work, probably not as much as the original guest John Polos,

but enough that he should be taken seriously in his assessment of these cases. Let's examine his different point of view.

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