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Vanished in Dark Canyon: The Disappearance of Elaine Park
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Whenever someone goes missing, nearly everyone is a suspect. And one by one, friends and family members are looked at. When Elaine Park went missing in the wee hours of the morning on January 28, 2017 several people pointed the finger at her boyfriend....the one she was last seen with. But who else may have had it out for Elaine and who would go as far as making her.....disappear??
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https://thecrimewire.com/true-crime/Missing-Elaine-Park
http://artcrimearchive.net
http://reddit.com
To Live and Die in LA - True Crime Podcast
http://thelocalmalibu
https://charleyproject.org/case/elaine-park
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Crime Trap - Muza Production
Aggressive Hip Hop Trap Beat Instrumental by Living Legend
Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.
Written and produced by Heather Hicks and hosted by Danielle E. and Heather Hicks.
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We would love to hear from you!
Follow us on social media:
Instagram @ Goneinablinkpod
Facebook @ Gone in a Blink podcast
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Email us with comments and/or ideas for an episode at [email protected]
Thanks for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink.
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Whenever someone goes missing, nearly everyone is a suspect. And one by one, friends and family members are looked at. When Elaine Park went missing in the wee hours of the morning on January 28, 2017 several people pointed the finger at her boyfriend....the one she was last seen with. But who else may have had it out for Elaine and who would go as far as making her.....disappear??
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https://thecrimewire.com/true-crime/Missing-Elaine-Park
http://artcrimearchive.net
http://reddit.com
To Live and Die in LA - True Crime Podcast
http://thelocalmalibu
https://charleyproject.org/case/elaine-park
Music:
Crime Trap - Muza Production
Aggressive Hip Hop Trap Beat Instrumental by Living Legend
Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.
Written and produced by Heather Hicks and hosted by Danielle E. and Heather Hicks.
Gone in a Blink theme: Crime Trap created and produced by Muzaproduction
We would love to hear from you!
Follow us on social media:
Instagram @ Goneinablinkpod
Facebook @ Gone in a Blink podcast
YouTube @ Goneinablinkpodcast@goneinablink
Email us with comments and/or ideas for an episode at [email protected]
Thanks for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink.
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