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Hey everyone, Hola mi hinté, as I like to say in Spanish, thank you for checking out the

first two episodes of Lost and Panama.

I'm Mariana Tensio, and I'm Jeremy Crite.

And this is Lost and Panama, the after-show, where we discuss, analyze and dissect in further

detail a bunch of our findings uncovered in the episodes and what really happened behind

the scenes.

What really happened Jeremy?

Well, there was an amazing investigation on the ground in Faradarian, and I was very

grateful to have you lending your unique talents and also cultural's perspective to this.

I thought we really did a good job in having a very Spanish-fluent Latino crew, other

than myself being the blown gringo.

I really appreciated that, everything that you brought to this investigation.

And thank you for giving me that phone call, that was life-changing for me, brought me back

into the field and doing the kind of journalism that I believe in, but also to hopefully bring

justice to these women and their families.

So let me ask you, and we'll get into our team on the ground a little bit, but it's fascinating

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