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This episode takes us back to April 2017.

Yes, nine years ago.

This one is especially special because the guest is Dr. Eric Grabowski, a guy who has been an assistant of mine for like five years now. But at the

time, I had only known him for a couple weeks. You'll be hearing more from Eric and the great work he is doing now in 2026 in a couple

weeks when unfounds Atlantic Coast coverage begins.

Donna Michelinco was a 38-year-old mother of three living in Butte, North Dakota.

On November 2nd, 1968, after a night out, a male friend dropped Donna off at her house.

She was never seen again.

Today we revisit her case with new commentary and more experience. I'm Ed Dunsell,

and this is unfound. Thank you. I'm I'm going to be able to be. it really takes to put on an NFL game every Sunday, you wouldn't just talk to the players.

You'd talk to the coaches, the scouts, the grounds crew, the referees, maybe the owner of the team,

the ticket salespeople, the parking attendants.

And only then, after talking to all of these people, would you get a good idea of how much work it takes to put an NFL game on. You can't just watch the

game on TV to fully appreciate all of it. I take a similar attitude regarding unfound.

Although we cover cases on this show, and that is the most important part of what we do,

we want these cases resolved today, if possible,

tomorrow at the very latest. But those cases also serve another purpose. They allow you the listener

to develop an all-encompassing idea of what goes on regarding disappearances in the United States.

To further enhance our knowledge, we've talked to reporters, Tim Wright, Lee Clifton, Patrick Marker,

family members, the list is extensive and I thank every one of them for appearing.

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