Hi everyone. We'll be back with a new episode next week, but today I've got a special bonus

episode to share with you from another podcast we think you'll love. Someone Know Something from

CBC is back with a brand new season. Host David Ridgin is an award-winning podcaster, filmmaker and

investigator who specializes in hard-hitting character-driven stories. He's been credited with

reopening cold cases, putting a Klansman behind bars for a civil rights-era double murder,

and spurring victim reconciliation with perpetrators.

Now in season 9 of Someone Knows Something, David Ridgin dives into the case of Christine Harron.

Chrissy was a book-loving teenager from Hanover, Ontario, who left for school in the spring of 1993

and was never seen again. A suspect emerges,

confessing to her murder, but the case falls apart and Christine's family are left without answers.

David Ridgin, along with Christine's mother, reopened the investigation and come face to face with

the man who said he killed Chrissy.

So, as a special bonus, here's the first episode of the new season of Someone Know Something,

the Christine Haren case.

I'm at another river.

This one, flowing through a southwestern Ontario town town on a clear but darkening springtime evening.

I recorded these nature sounds well over a decade ago for a TV documentary using the same microphone I now use for the podcast.

This thing always seems to be standing between me and the unknown, somehow oddly comforting.

It's crouching at the riverside here in a park in Hanover, Ontario.

This is the Sogene River, which the mouth of the sogene actually empties out into Lake Huron.

It's about 60 kilometers downstream, I think.

The river's flowing clear, but there's lots of debris kind of pushed against the shoreline.

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