We've been astounded by the amount of positive feedback we've received from our listeners,

especially on social media.

At Train with Megan recently tweeted us,

you have to start being weekly, just got caught up and can't wait for another episode.

To answer that, we would love to be a Weekly Podcast, but we need the resources to do so.

In fact, becoming a Weekly Podcast is one of our goals on our Patreon at

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Your donation means that we are able to expand the scope of what we're currently able to do.

Not only could we release episodes on a more frequent basis,

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and become much more involved in the cases we investigate.

As we become a more established podcast, we will also begin setting up rewards for our Patreon

Donators. To not miss out, head over to Patreon.com forward slash thin air podcast. This week we're doing a follow up to

This week we're doing a follow-up to the Marie Ann Watson story that Jordan reported on in episodes 2 and 3. If you haven't listened to those episodes, you might want to listen to them first.

One of the benefits of producing a podcast that focuses on open cold cases is that we can

respond to new information in real time as it's discovered. So as new information becomes available to us we feel it is our

obligation to pass that on to you, the listener. This episode is the next event that

happened to us in the case of Marie Ann Watson. I'll let Jordan tell you the rest. the As I started the story of the Murray Watson disappearance back in October of 2015, I began to realize that though this was a story from 1977, many of the people involved

were still alive.

In part two of this story, we found it interviewed Dorothy Rogers, the last woman to see Marie Watson alive.

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