S1 Ep145: Marshal Iwaasa

Down The Rabbit Holes

Documentary, Society & Culture, True Crime

4.4 • 612 Ratings

🗓️ 18 July 2022

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

November 17, 2019, 26 year old Marshal Iwaasa left his mother's house in Lethbridge Alberta, headed to a storage unit then back to Calgary. His family desperately seeks answers as to what may have happened that evening and in the following days. If you have any information, please contact Crime Stoppers by calling 1-800-222-8477 or online at www.p3tips.com

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0:00.0	A missing person is a person who has vanished and is unconfirmed as alive or dead as their location and fate are unknown. Hey everybody. Welcome back to Down the Rabbit Holes podcast. I'm Melissa. And I'm Amy.
0:39.3	How are you? We haven't done... I'm doing... Go ahead. No, it sounds like we're both excited.
0:45.8	I was going to say, we haven't done like a nighttime recording in a long time.
0:50.9	I was just thinking that. So not that you guys probably care too much, but I think it's just
0:57.1	interesting for us that when we both had our full-time jobs pre-COVID in an office, the only time
1:03.3	we had to record was at night. And if needed, it was the weekends. And then when COVID hit,
1:09.5	we have the flexibility. Now we can say, let's take a lunch break
1:13.0	and drop a recording in so we don't have to, you know, record at night or whatever, have time
1:19.0	in their families. Yes. And this just brings me back to once upon a time, we really had to
1:25.9	squeeze in the research time and the recording time. And not
1:30.5	that we don't now, it's just, honestly, we had a lot less before. Oh, for sure. For me especially,
1:38.0	like, I don't commute two hours a day. Holy mackerel. I'm at home. That's so anyway anyway anyway before we just go on and on
1:49.0	about nothing uh to you guys i had trouble finding a case this week um in general that had details
1:59.4	sometimes these weeks happen and sometimes you get flooded with a whole
2:02.7	bunch of cases where you're like, wow, I actually don't know what to choose from. They're all
2:06.4	important. But it was just running into brickwall after brick wall. And then Melissa will tell you,
2:12.2	I got totally sidetracked into starting on the bonus. And yeah, that was something.
2:20.5	But anyway, stay tuned for that.
2:22.7	And then I just, I didn't give up, but I like took a break from it for a moment.
2:29.4	And I had heard of, and maybe even texted you a few weeks ago, Melissa, about a new show on Paramount
2:37.3	Plus. And it's called Never Seen Again. And there's only like six episodes or something like that.
2:44.1	It's relatively new. And I had looked through the list. And it looked to me a lot like disappeared,
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