Hi, park enthusiasts. I'm your host, D'Lia Diambra, and buckle up, because the case I'm going to share with you today is one of those stories that will make you question everything you think you know about missing persons cases.

It takes place in the Canadian provinces of Alberta and British Columbia, which are both known for having sprawling prairies,

mountains, grasslands, and forests that stretch for miles and miles.

In late fall 2019, something truly confounding was discovered in the back country at the end of

a logging road in BC, that to this day remains extremely suspicious.

The disappearance of 26-year-old Marshall Iwasa is a case some of you listening might know about. It's been covered on TV

programs and many true crime publications in North America. It's a missing person's case that

I've received a lot of DMs about over the last few years.

And I always knew that I would eventually cover the case on this show, but I wanted to make sure

that I did as much digging as I could before presenting it here.

Marshall's mother and sister, as well as many of his close friends, have poured everything

they have into trying to find him,

and keeping his case in the public eye, which is why I'm so thankful his loved one sat down with me

for an interview. I want this platform to lift up cases like Marshalls whenever possible.

So, are you ready? Because this is the mysterious story of what happened to a young man with seemingly everything

to live for, who vanished off the face of the earth with nothing but a string of suspicious

clues in his wake.

This is Park Predators.

Music is park predators. I'm On Tuesday, November 26, 2019, a woman named Paige Fogan looked at her phone and saw that officers with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Pemberton, British Columbia, were calling her. At the time, Paige and her husband were living in Hawaii thousands of miles away from

Canada. Coincidentally, though, her mom Tammy Johnson happened to be in Hawaii that week

visiting, and together the two of them learned some puzzling news from police.

Officers began by asking Paige if she'd spoken with her 26-year-old brother, Marshal Iwasa, recently.

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