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Hey everyone, it's Adam Rittenberg and Kyle Bonagura, hosts of the Unforgotten Season 3, Finding

Dolores Wolf, and we are here to wrap up our final full episode

episode nine coming home which which really is released earlier this week first of all just wanted

to shout out all the support throughout the run of this podcast the really performed beyond our

expectations and we're just so grateful for all of you for listening

and sharing and subscribing and reviewing the podcast continue to do that wanted to also thank

west ferguson our executive producer at free range azland gaddis and austin cistler who really

helped us with the the sound and the production of the podcast for all their work as we wrap this up.

And so Kyle, you know, coming home begins at a scene that I think neither of us will ever forget the Dolores Wolf celebration of life,

which took place in July of 2021 at a venue, you know, about 10 miles from the last place

she was seen alive, her home on Hillcrest Drive in Woodland. And, you know, I think for her family,

as we noted in the podcast, something that they never thought was going to happen. All the people

who were still alive and able to be there who remembered her and loved

her and never had a chance to celebrate her life were able to do that on a very hot sunny summer

morning, early afternoon outside of Woodland. We were obviously there and honored to be there

and take part in that event.

What strikes you most when you think back to what that day meant and, you know, some of the

scenes that we were able to witness out there near Woodland?

Yeah, I mean, I think the term celebration of life gets thrown around a lot in those sort of circumstances, right?

But a lot of times it doesn't feel like a celebration. It's usually a lot closer to when someone has

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