Hey Fall Line listeners. As you know, missing adult men in the United States and beyond tend to get very little media coverage, even less than many of the other cases that we bring you here on the show.

Next week, we're beginning a new miniseries on the disappearance of a man named Patrick Allen Guild of Arizona, who was living in the unhoused

community of Nashville when he was last seen in December of 1991. But it's been quite a while

since we covered the disappearance of an adult man here on the fall line. In fact, it's been two years

since we first aired our miniseries on the disappearance of Victor Ray Greenwood

of Atoka, Oklahoma, and his family has still not gotten the answers that they're seeking.

So this week, we're sharing everything we discovered, as well as the forensic age progression

art done by Kelly Lawson of the GBI, which was arranged in collaboration with

Atoca law enforcement, again with you, and hopes that we can raise the profile of Victor's

case. The work that his brother Eric and his high school friend Nicole have done can only go so

far without your help. So please, listen to these episodes again, give them new life,

and, most importantly, share them with your friends and on your social feeds.

This is part one in a two-episode series. This episode contains brief discussion of violence.

Listener discretion is advised. There is also brief mention of suicidal

ideation. If you or someone you love is struggling, you can get help by calling 1-800-273-8-2-5. This is the fall line.

Atoca, Oklahoma.

It may seem like a place between.

Two hours south of Tulsa, two hours north of Dallas.

Chalktall land with a western border that meets the edge of Chickasaw land.

Four highways that intersect at its heart.

Route 69, Highway 3, Highway 7, Highway 75. It's a small town with a population a little over 3,000. And all in all, it takes up just under nine square miles of space.

But with all those roads, there's a lot of traffic coming and going.

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