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There's a whole thing that makes it so hard for a lot of us because Isaac is so like about adventure.

You don't know what to think because I mean if Isaac was going to decide one day, like I'm going to go to Africa, I'm going to build a mud hut and I'm going to live in that mud hut for five months and then only back.

That's what he was going to do and he was going to get there one way or another.

And Isaac was also one of those guys. Say you were going to go part ways for a short amount of time. Like he would always come through and you would always see him on the other side.

And I'm still waiting to see him on the other side.

Yesterday we brought you the first installment of Isaac's IDEL's story. You learned a lot about Isaac's life and the events that occurred in the lead up to his disappearance.

You also learned that Isaac disappeared along with his bike, phone and backpack. Everything else was left behind at his home.

Isaac hadn't told anyone that he planned to go anywhere. In fact, it appeared that Isaac had gone about his regular Sunday routine.

He had chicken out falling in the sink, which is something he would do on Sunday to prep his meals for the week.

It looked like he had gone for a bike ride with the plans to return before dinner. But something happened to Isaac's IDEL.

And whatever happened to him remains a mystery nearly nine months later. Amarissa and from Wondery, this is episode 349 of The Vanished. Part 2 of Isaac's IDEL's story.

It's hard to imagine losing a loved one, a wife, a husband, a child. For many, it's their biggest fear. Amarissa Jones, host of The Vanished.

A podcast that tells the stories of often overlooked and unsolved missing persons' cases, in an effort to uncover the truth.

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In mid-May of this year, I took a ride out to Blaine, Pennsylvania, to check out the area for myself. As I made my way into the town of Blaine, I could see why Isaac loved this area and chose to purchase a farm in the town where he grew up.

As you spot the town in the distance, you can see farms all around across the valley, with mountains along each side of you.

Blaine is a quaint little town. We drove through and made our way over to Isaac's farm, crossing over a covered bridge along the way.

We saw Sherman's creek to the right as we drove down Isaac's road. And then we came upon White Pine Ridge Ecosphere. That's the name Isaac picked for his farm.

Today, Isaac's farm is overgrown, as he's been absent for nearly nine months. And he lived alone so there's no one there to tend the farm for him.

I could see all of the things that people had told us about Isaac reflected in what was left behind there at the farm. His handmade bee boxes were still up along the hill behind his farmhouse.

I could see clearly the life Isaac was building here, his dream. I could now visualize all these little stories that people had told us about Isaac, like this memory that Josh shared.

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