Hi everyone. You may have noticed that I tend to stick to solved cases, so I like to let you know when podcast friends are covering unsolved cases.

Here is Marissa from The Vanished to tell you about her latest Canadian missing persons case. I hope you'll take a listen.

The Vanished is a podcast that explores missing person cases from all over North America,

speaking with those closest to each case, often covering the stories you aren't hearing about.

Like 17-year-old James Candy, who disappeared from his home in the Vagraville area of Alberta, Canada,

back in the summer of 2017.

James had dreams of making it big in the rodeo and going to college, but nothing seemed to be going as planned for James that summer.

You'll get to hear from his parents about the circumstances leading up to his disappearance,

and how their extensive searches over the past 19 months

have all come up empty.

They're not knowing whether he's alive or deceased.

It's a kicker, I'll tell you.

And I'm trying to keep the word out there.

To learn more about James' story and many other intriguing cases, subscribe to The Vanish Now, wherever you listen to podcasts.

This podcast contains coarse language, adult themes, and content of a violent and disturbing nature.

Listener discretion is advised.

The town of Chatham is part of the Chatham Kent municipality in southwestern Ontario,

about an hour's drive from Detroit.

It's one of those communities where people know and are comfortable with each other.

This place has a low crime rate.

It's a sleepy community.

But in 1998, a shocking tragedy would occur that would turn a family upside down and divide a community along the way.

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