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Aaron Derbyshire was a 22-year-old from Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada.

He was an engineer who everyone viewed as a really good guy.

On September 29th, 2005,

Aaron went out with co-workers to a club.

While there, they lost contact with Aaron.

He was never seen again. I'm Ed Densal, and this is unfound.

Although I don't think I'm ever going to encounter, every quirk and feature that disappearance cases can offer, hey, there are 100,000 of them just in the United States.

But I will also say that after nine years, I continue to be surprised

less and less by what I hear. Hey, don't get me wrong, I'm still motivated, but this is a side

effect of becoming very experienced. Yet, if you're wondering, what have been some factual items that

left me flabbergasted? Well, here are a few. Julie Angelay's purse being discovered in a hotel

many, many miles away from where she lived. The discovery of Eric Franks' car still intact and running.

In fact, I would call this the biggest shock in Unfound's history.

And very recently, finding out that Vicky Smock's mother might have disappeared just like she did.

And there are quite a few more,

but they're happening at a slower rate these days.

Well, with Aaron Derbyshire,

you're going to hear about something that throws a wrench

into what otherwise sounds like many disappearances

unfound has featured before.

You're going to ask, how can it be?

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