In the shadowy corners of Michigan's towns and beyond, mysteries linger, unsolved.

Her family is not heard from her sense.

Waiting for answers.

If you see her or that car, call 911.

From cold cases that defy logic to the crimes that haunt the Great Lakes region.

Right now there is no trace.

This is the already gone podcast.

Hey friends, Nina here.

This week I've got a treat for you.

I have an interview with Jack Lessonbury.

You may know him as a writer.

He's worked with many national and regional publications, including Vanity Fair, Esquire, George, the New York Times, The Washington Post, and the Boston Globe.

I also do the grocery list in our family.

And I'm sure it's exceptionally well written.

I'm delighted to have him here with us this evening to talk about Jack Kvorkian because he knows Jack

almost better than anybody. Well, I think, I knew him, of course, he died in 2011, but I became,

I became, I covered him a lot. I realized, I was a freelance writer at that time, and I realized

that this was a story that had legs, so it interested in the story and the concept as well as him.

So I began covering him.

It's a sort of interesting story if you're interested in how I did that.

And so I covered him for a long time, and then he decided it was too objective.

So that was the end of that.

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