Hey everyone, it's Adrian here, host of the Power Hour Podcast with an important message.

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The Confession. In January 1992, devoted mother of two Patricia Hall,

vanished from a small town in Yorkshire without a trace. Her car was left abandoned a short

distance from the family home, but none of her possessions including her passport were

taken, and no withdrawals have been made from her bank account since her disappearance.

Early on in the investigation, Patricia's husband Keith becomes a prime suspect, but

with no further progress, the case seems to go cold. A year later when Keith falls in

love after meeting someone through a lonely heart's column, the truth seems to emerge,

and he finds himself involved in a cat and mouse game with the police. However, all is

not as it seems, and Keith is never convicted. So what is the truth? The confession is a

true crime documentary series exploring Patricia Hall's disappearance. The story unfolds

the archive recordings from the investigation, interviews with Patricia's family, the police,

and Keith, who was accused of having something to do with his wife's disappearance. The

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