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I do not believe my mother left that hole under her own wheel and I don't believe she left their lie. My father is my number one suspect.

There's not been one word, one piece of evidence, no sightings, no contact attempts from my mother and that is absolutely 180 degree from how she operated.

She deserves to come home. All missing persons deserve to be found and brought home.

I totally believe they bought into what my father told them that she got in a cab, a ghost cab that didn't exist, a fire that didn't happen and they bought into that.

Hello and welcome to episode 68 of The Vanished.

As the story goes, 55 year old Patsy Clark was last seen leaving her residence and getting into a yellow cab outside of her home in Little Rock, Arkansas on March 4, 1987.

She was never seen or heard from again. I say this is how the story goes because we have no evidence to support that Patsy ever left her home alive or that March 4 was in fact the day she disappeared.

Her case was overlooked by the Little Rock Police Department and closed just a few years after her disappearance.

Patsy's son David has been searching for answers to what happened to his mother for the past 30 years, trying to piece together a puzzle when it seems that many of the pieces were lost many years ago.

This is Patsy's story.

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The thing about Patsy's case is that we don't have a great timeline to go off of.

This happened long before the time of cell phones and social media where people were leaving digital footprints daily.

The story of the events leading up to Patsy's disappearance come from the one person who or son David thinks had a motive to harm her, his father.

This isn't just the story of Patsy's disappearance but it's also the story of her son's 30 year quest for answers.

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