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This week on True Crime Chronicles.

Everyone is incredibly invested in finding Andrea and everyone is just showing it in

their own ways.

You know one of the things that the police chief said to me, he said that it just this was a case that really just stuck with him and he wants closure.

We'll be covering two separate cases this week, one from Little Rock, Arkansas involving two missing

women.

But first we're going to Louisville, Kentucky.

Probably like a lot of our listeners, Andrea Canable wanted to solve cases, to find the missing, to locate

the vanished, and to bring light to cases that seem to be going nowhere.

And in Andrea's home state of Kentucky, were and still are plenty of those cases.

Over 250 in fact, over 250 cases where someone's been reported missing

and there are still no answers. and more than 100 of those missing are women.

So like a lot of us Andrea heard about those cases and wanted to help.

She joined a group dedicated to shining a light on those missing people.

The 37-year-old mother of two certainly had enough going on in her own life, but

getting involved in the search for missing people was something she couldn't pass up.

So Andrea Canable was part of a group called

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