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Welcome to the Cliff's Edge podcast with your host Ciaran McConnell. Claudia tragically vanished in early Spring of 2009 and no trace of her has ever been found. Leaving her loving family and friends heartbroken and without justice. Relentless work on behalf of Claudia from her family and friends has meant that this case has remained in the minds of the British public and the North Yorkshire Police to this day. Giving hope that one day justice will be served. Joining Ciaran McConnell for episode 38 of the Cliff's Edge Podcast is special guest Vinny McHale. Vinny will discuss with us the unsolved disappearance of 35 year old Yorkshire woman Claudia Lawrence. If you enjoyed this episode please like and share. Thank you (Go raibh míle maith agat" (Thank you very much). Please check out our links North Yorkshire Police's website Claudia Lawrence investigation: 16th anniversary | North Yorkshire Police Crime Stoppers Phone Number 0800 555 111 CCTV Man Claudia Lawrence CCTV - Richard Cartwright Vinny's Podcast The Recluse's Cookbook Podcast The Recluse’s Cookbook Podcast | Podcast on Spotify Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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