Show Notes
The team investigates a series of missing persons involving friends who don't exist. Tape #004
Content Warnings: Interactions with law enforcement (mentioned) Disappearances Death (implied) Social Isolation Unreality/psychosis (implied)
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Directed by Jack Bakal. Produced by Isabella van Ingen. Written by Kit Haddad and edited by Morgan York. Sound design by Matt Regan. Featuring: Isabella van Ingen as "Ash Moskowitz" Jack Bakal as "Cameron Park" Kit Haddad as "Grayson Price" Morgan York as "Tabitha Winters" Sound Effects this week provided by: Soundly.
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