Episode 3: The Last Day

We retrace Alvin Darrow’s steps on July 27, 2017, narrowing down the timeline until he vanishes. Where did he go, who was he with, and where did the blood come from? ![text](https://www.toledoblade.com/.media/101/2020/07/30/ecb5c8b4-3d3f-45af-a1d1-c76012d617ea.jpg) ![text](https://www.toledoblade.com/.media/101/2020/07/28/34918146-93ff-40f9-aea5-5daa098644d5.jpg)

Episode 3 of the Code 18: Unsolved podcast, hosted by The Blade, titled "Episode 3: The Last Day" was published on August 1, 2020 and runs 23 minutes.

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