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Melanie Ethier vanished without a trace from a remote Canadian town in September of 1996 while walking home alone. Investigators suspect foul play, however, in the twenty-five years since her disappearance, they have yet to make an arrest. Worse yet, her mother and the community genuinely believe they know who’s responsible for Melanie’s disappearance. Let’s Mourn…
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