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In 1972, five-year-old Adrian MacKnotten vanished while on a fishing trip in Eastern Ontario.

Documentary in David Rigen goes back to the small town he grew up in, searching for answers.

It can take a long time to be accepted in a small town.

A long time for people to get to know you and another long time for people to think they know you.

And then you gotta decide if you care or not.

The point is that for better or worse, everyone in that town eventually thinks they know who you are.

So how would it go for a five-year-old boy like Adrian MacKnotten, who back in June 1972,

some say, might have been abducted from the nearby wilderness.

A forced adoption.

A person or a family who wanted a little boy to raise his own so badly that when they happened to pass

home's lake that exactly the moment Adrian went missing, they took him away and kept him away for over 44 years.

That's a scenario believed to this day by some of Adrian's family members.

Adrian's second eldest brother, Greg, is at the MacKnotten family home in arm prior,

along with his mother, father, and siblings.

I was so young at the time that I don't really recall a whole lot other than we were all out fishing.

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