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Out of the Dark Series- Episode 5 Michael Vaughan- Most Unique Missing Child Case

EPISODE · Jan 30, 2026 · 9 MIN

Out of the Dark Series- Episode 5 Michael Vaughan- Most Unique Missing Child Case

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In episode four of our out of the dark podcast series we talk about the most unique missing child case, that of Michael Vaughan

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