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He was trying to promote the property, but he was also trying to promote at that time that they had nothing to do with any disappearance of the cod lady.

When Joan Lawrence went missing in 1998, police quickly focused on a local family who played softball and went to church.

Very nice, super nice. Nothing out of the ordinary.

David, Walter, Paul, and Catherine Lann ran a series of retirement homes.

The siblings' uncle, Ron Allen, was also involved.

He had shot the cats. It was his gun, the original gun, and they went to another one. So was he the killer?

In January 1999, three months after Joan's disappearance, Detective Aaron Burke was interviewing another one of the land's residents.

72-year-old Ralph Grant was known as Duke or Dugie. Almost immediately after the interview, he disappeared.

It's like they're talking to Ralph Grant, one of the missing men. They're interviewing him about Joan's disappearance.

And then he goes missing. He goes missing, juring the investigation. And he's never been seen since.

As Aaron Burke would learn, Ralph Grant and Joan Lawrence weren't the only ones who were missing.

Where else in Ontario or Canada can four people go missing and it's all okay?

I'm Sanders Sherman. This is Uncover, the Cat Lady Case.

The lands opened their first retirement home around 1994, called Cedar Pines Christian Retirement Lodge.

It was an average house on the side of the road, valued at about $170,000.

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