Unfound started on the first Friday of September 2016.

Yes, nine years ago today.

My mother was still alive.

I had short hair and nobody had ever heard of COVID.

But during this time, this program has covered 375 disappearances over 507 episodes, including

this one.

To recognize this anniversary, you get to hear the first interview I ever conducted.

After it plays, I will reflect on what has been accomplished so far.

I'm Ed Dunsell, and this is unfound.

Music But first, Unfound News.

The new Unfound Now episode is out.

I examine the July disappearance of Ruben Caranza,

who coincidentally went missing from the city where I was born.

Next, for all you Patreon and YouTube supporters,

please check out the disappearance to discovery of Audrey Backaberg on the new found episode.

Finally, I've been told that my next appearances on the Silver Linings Handbook podcast will be on September 23rd and 30th.

I will of course remind you again as we get closer to those dates.

On the phone now I have Mrs. Mary Lau, the mother of Suzanne. Welcome to the show, Mary.

Thank you. Yes. Let's start with you just talking a little bit about Suzanne, what was going on in her life at the time, maybe a little bit about her upbringing, her education, her interests.

Okay.

Well, Susie was born in April of 1978, and, you know, right from the beginning, we kind of

knew she was, she had a lot, you know, of intelligence.

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