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Airport, step on to Cloud9. This is a CBC podcast.

They asked myself why am I here? I never even watched Melanie Lee the house. It was

a little bit weird but it was the last time I saw her. Hello? Hello? Hi, is this Celine?

Yes. This is Celine Ethier. I've reached her in the small town of New Liskard, Ontario.

Okay, so I'm sitting by the lake. I usually come here almost every morning and drink the

leave when I think of Mel.

Celine's daughter, Melanie, aged 15, disappeared on a walk home from a teen get together in

New Liskard early one September morning in 1996. Mel has never been found and Celine

still lives in the same town. And 24 years later, she's still every day works through

Mel's disappearance. There's a big tree by the lake in New Liskard. So quite often I

go grab my coffee and sit by the lake by her tree.

This call isn't for someone knows something but for this new podcast I've developed with

the CBC called The Next Call. The next call is all about The Next Call, investigating crimes

over the phone to go as far as I can and furthering a case and showing as I go my process of

investigation. COVID distancing inspired, yes, but also an approach that potentially allows

me to work on more cases in more places. Episodes will mostly take the form of the calls

I make in the order I make them. And I will go as far as I can until I can't go any further.

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