In the Line of Fire with Gary Dillon

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In the Line of Fire with Gary Dillon

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Send Gary a Message The 3rd episode of The Disappearance of Elise Mae Roane airs Friday, September 22. In previous episodes, we learned about Elsie Mae, her family, and some potential suspects that Bobby Mawyer identified through his investigation, along with a possible link to the Colonial Parkway murders. In episode 3, we will dig further in the past of those suspects. Let’s take a peek at some of the future guests coming to In the Line of Fire, We’ll speak with: Marion, Virginia ...

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