Join the Coroner’s Report Podcast with Steve Nawojczyk and Tracey Carrington as they continue the search for two missing cousins in two different states. Episode 5-Part 3 moves this double case from Arkansas to Peoria, Arizona, where Pam Frisby Page went missing just three years after her cousin, Darla. The circumstances were the same. Was this just a coincidence? Did lightning strike this family twice? Where did these women go and why have they not been seen or heard from in almost 40 years? Listen as Pam’s sister and former sister-in-law remember those dark days and how the disappearance had long-lasting effects.
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Special thanks to Investigators Vince Mayer and Carol Kimble, former investigative journalist for Unsolved Mysteries Don Deveraux, and family members Jimmie Frisby Rice and Bettina Page Frisby for their insight and memories. Thank also to Heather Graupman with Lostnfound blog and Lostnfound podcast
Thank you to voice actors Alan Prather and Savi Valentine
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