Cole Hosack

The Vanished Podcast

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True Crime, Society & Culture, Cold Case, Investigative, Find The Missing, Vanished, Missing Persons, Documentary, News, Disappeared, Exhibit C

4.5 • 15K Ratings

🗓️ 29 April 2024

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

In late 2023, 24-year-old Cole Hosack was working to recover from an exceptionally difficult year with multiple losses within his family. Cole and his fiancee, Morgan, were temporarily staying in Prince George, British Columbia. Cole decided to set out for a fresh start in Medicine Hat, Alberta. The plan was for Cole to start a new job, settle in, and later move Morgan out there to live with him. Cole's friend, Shelby, picked him up in Prince George, and they intended to stop in Shelby's hometown of Dawson Creek to visit for a few days before driving to Medicine Hat. Everything was going according to plan until New Year's Eve. Cole and Shelby went out that evening to celebrate the holiday. They stopped at a couple of bars in Dawson Creek and ended up at the Lonestar Bar. The place was bustling that evening as everyone was ushering in the new year. Not long after midnight, Shelby briefly stepped outside, and upon her return, Cole was nowhere to be found. Shelby waited around, searching the crowd for her friend, but he had vanished. She drove around Dawson looking for Cole, but there were no signs of him. Eventually, Shelby returned to her family home and waited to hear from her friend, but that call never came.

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0:00.0	Hey Prime members you can listen to the vanished ad-free on Amazon Music.
0:04.1	Download the app today. Somebody like Cole doesn't just disappear.
0:17.3	That's the thing.
0:20.6	If you met him face-to-face in person, you would be like oh wow he's loud he's big
0:25.7	nothing's gonna happen no disagreement or argument is going to go down without
0:30.2	someone hearing it so the whole thing was very weird to me, that nobody had heard a disagreement,
0:35.1	nobody had seen anything outside, that he had been seen walking out on camera and that was it.
0:39.7	Very fishy to me. How do you just disappear from the bar? How do you just poof in the thinner?
0:44.4	Unless somebody literally grabs you and takes you.
0:47.0	In late 2023, 24-year-old Cole Hosack was working to recover from an exceptionally difficult year
0:55.3	with multiple losses within his family. Cole and his fiance Morgan had been staying
0:59.7	in Prince George British Columbia, temporarily with Morgan's family.
1:03.4	And Cole decided it was time to set out for a fresh start in Medicine Hat, Alberta.
1:08.1	The plan was for Cole to start a new job there, settle in, and later move
1:12.2	Morgan out to live there with him.
1:13.9	Cole's friend Shelby picked him up in Prince George, and they intended to stop in
1:18.1	Shelby's hometown of Dawson Creek to visit for a few days before driving a
1:22.0	medicine hat.
1:23.0	Everything was going according to plan until New Year's Eve.
1:26.0	Kroll and Shelby went out that evening to celebrate the holiday.
1:30.0	They stopped at a couple of bars in Dawson Creek and ended up at the Lone Star Bar.
1:34.6	The place was bustling that evening as everyone was ushering in the new year.
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