I'm going to put on a parka.

Hi everybody, it's Deborah Roberts.

And on today's episode of 2020, the after show, we're going to talk about a story that couldn't have more twist and turns.

A beloved doctor goes missing, then is found dead, a man that people said had no enemies,

but it turns out he had a lot of secrets. ABC News contributor Chris Connolly takes us from Alaska

to Washington State to put the puzzle pieces altogether. And what he ends up with is a stunning

surprise, even to the doctor's closest friends.

Chris reported on this for 2020's episode called Cold-blooded, which you can stream again under

season 47, episode one. Chris also hosts now a new podcast series, which expands on his reporting

from this episode of 2020. The podcast series, which expands on his reporting from this episode of 2020.

The podcast series, Cold-blooded, Mystery in Alaska, is available now,

and you can listen right here in our podcast feed.

Let's take a listen to the trailer.

City dispatcher can I can help you.

In March 2017, police in Ketchikan, Alaska, got a worried call.

Nobody's hurt from one of his parents, yeah, 10 days it's been.

It was about a beloved surgeon, one of just two in town, named Eric Garcia.

And I haven't heard from them, so I'm getting worried.

Dr. Garcia lived in a big house on a hill, overlooking Ketchikan, a town of 8,000,

best known as the starting point for Alaskan cruises.

When police officers arrived to check on the doctor, they found him dead on a couch.

There were no signs of foul play or forced entry, but the more officers searched the house,

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