Talking Dateline: The Day Alissa Disappeared

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🗓️ 6 December 2023

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Josh Mankiewicz talks with Andrea about her latest episode, “The Day Alissa Disappeared” which looks at the case of Alissa Turney, the Arizona teen who vanished from her Paradise Valley home in May 2001. Andrea tells Josh about the dramatic moment, more than 20 years later, that left a courtroom stunned. The two share what they’ve learned over the years from talking with the families of the missing.

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0:00.0	Hi everybody we are talking dayline I'm Josh mannequins and I'm here with Andrea
0:10.9	Canning your best friend.
0:12.6	Yes.
0:13.6	And colleague.
0:14.6	So great to see you.
0:15.6	You too.
0:16.6	And we are talking about Andrea's episode called The Day
0:20.7	Alyssa disappeared.
0:22.3	Now, if you haven't seen this yet on television,
0:25.0	first of all, shame on you.
0:28.0	Second of all, if you haven't heard it in podcast form,
0:31.0	it is the episode right below this one in the list of
0:34.9	podcasts that you just chose from. So go there, listen to it, or watch it on
0:41.4	television, and then come back here.
0:45.0	Okay, I really love this episode and I, there were so many great things about it.
0:52.6	And I guess my first question is,
0:54.7	how did this get into a courtroom?
0:57.7	Where's the evidence?
0:59.1	Where's the blood?
1:00.4	Where's her body?
1:01.7	They can't even prove she's dead.
1:03.0	Yeah, I mean Josh we know there are definitely cases where there's no body and
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