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Hello listeners.

As you've hopefully realized, I try hard to provide updates on past episodes as they become available.

That may be something as simple as sharing a link on social media, or using it as a talking point on the nightcap posture. a original episode on its head? A standalone episode providing that update is

necessary. And that's the case with tonight's episode. Listeners will recall a

trilogy of episodes I released back in May covering the 2019 disappearance

of 27-year-old musician Holly Ellsworth Clark from Hamilton, Ontario.

During that series we heard how Holly, who was facing some kind of mental distress,

left the apartment she'd been living in and seemingly vanished.

The only trace she had left behind was the handful of times

CCTV managed to capture her, walking in the rain, both wearing and carrying garbage bags.

At the time of my interview with her dad, Dave,

Holly was last seen traveling on a street that opened many possibilities

as to her destination.

In part one, her father described the direction

she was traveling in like this.

We didn't get very much. We didn't get much beyond her going across the tracks that are just south of Burlington. In the direction that she would have been heading, where would that lead?

Like if she had kept a straight line, like would that lead towards woods or towards city?

Or what is that direction?

You're taking you toward a, toward the port, toward the Port Authority, but Burlington, if you get onto Burlington,

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