Andrea Canning

So eventually she got in touch.

But it was interesting, though, because...

That's all happening as I'm doing this story.

And I'm like, you know, this can happen, right, where you lose touch or you don't talk as much, even though you care about that person.

They just were nice, sweet people and, yeah, really just really connected with them.

Well, one thing that really sticks out with Josephine was how, and I say it in the piece, I say it in the show, she had this big picture of Alice next to her during the interview.

And I say to her at some point, you know, this is the first time anyone's actually had a photo of their loved one next to them while I'm interviewing them.

So the whole time I'm interviewing Josephine, you know, these are long interviews.

Yeah.

Like, you know, generally two to three hours.

Yeah.

I'm looking at Alice like the entire time.

And Josephine said something like, well, yeah, like she's what it's all about.

We took the train with Josephine.

We stayed in the same hotel with her, you know, dinners with her.

We went into the city at night, exactly what she did when she was putting up flyers.

And she came, obviously, to the park with us.

Absolutely.

And she initially told me about it in the interview in California, Josephine.

And then when we got to the park together, she just started calling it out, calling her name out, just calling Alice.