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Welcome aboard the inaugural episode of the Wideen Your World podcast, part of the Turkish Airlines series.

Thank you. podcast, part of the Turkish airline series. Hello, and thank you for joining me on this very special episode where we are actually

interviewing Michael Bayer, the director of Vanished the Heather Elvis case.

This is a three-part documentary that is currently

streaming on Amazon Prime and Apple TV. Thank you so much, Michael, for joining us today.

Thank you for having me, Kona. Yeah, so I watched the documentary all in one day, so all three

episodes, and I loved it. I didn't mention this to you before we

started recording. So the way our podcast works, I co-host it with my husband, but he doesn't

know anything about the stories going into it. So the way we're going to be doing this is

we're actually going to be doing our own episode on Heather's case. And then we'll air your

interview and talk about the documentary as a bonus episode to kind of go along with it.

Because even though there has been a trial, which of course we're going to talk about, this case is

still technically unsolved in that Heather Elvis is still missing. Absolutely. Yep. And I think

that's what makes the case interesting. You know, that's what makes case interesting.

It does because it's like a partial form of justice. You know, two people are behind bars, not to give away

too much, but two people are behind bars, but we don't have Heather. And there's still so many

unanswered questions in terms of the documentary, perhaps other people who may or may not have been involved who

haven't served any form of justice. That's correct. I think that is what makes this story so

interesting is the fact that she's still missing. But we have a very strong opinion, you could say,

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