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Missing Dial Trailer | National Geographic


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·Nov 11, 2024

You don't know heartbreak until you're running through the jungle, yelling for your son's name. "Roben! Oh, that's my son, chip off the old block!"

He emailed us right before he headed into the jungle. "It should be difficult to get lost forever." What that meant is, "Hey Dad, if I don't show up, come and get me. What else would you do?"

There's something going on in the jungle, something happening. "Dialed Ont siete." I know so she thinks somebody will do something bad; they call him, but the I Nora, there's a dangerous foe.

"Yes Mary, I'll be surprised you this. This calculating, what other possibilities could it be? There are stories that he won in the jungle with a mole miners."

"Hey Joe, Madeleine, the my name is crazy." I heard that there was a tunnel up here with a bad smell. "We're on the wrong trail."

I didn't say where is the right trail. It's in your nature to like not discuss things, but just to get louder and get closer. I'm still looking; hopefully, we'll find him.

"The evidence succeeds, proof beyond reasonable doubt. Nothing in life, this is the biggest data by far, 'cause we're sitting with a killer."

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