Ashan Singh
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Hi, this is Ashan Singh here with the final episode of What Happened to the Mixed Days.
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Now, here's the final episode of what happened to the McStays.
Yeah, Brad, thanks so much for having me and sitting down with me to chat about this.
This project has just been unbelievable.
I've had a few opportunities to kind of delve down the true crime path with Impact by Nightline.
I've done some stuff on some kind of current cases, right?
The Delphi murders, the Gilgo Beach murders, and obviously the longstanding cold case of who killed Tupac Shakur.
But I think what made this one so fascinating for me is that
This was a case that had lived on the minds and hearts of so many people back in 2010.
And then for years, nobody actually knew what happened.
And so for our team to be able to dig through this archival material that ABC had been collecting over the years and get a clearer picture of this case that almost feels like it couldn't happen in the year 2026, and then to get to sit down and work with our ABC audio team in a podcast, it really leaves no stone left uncovered.
You really get to dive into the nitty gritty of the story.
Yeah, Brad.
So 2010 doesn't actually feel like that far back, right?
But in reality, there are advances in technology that investigators now have at their disposal that they really didn't have back then.
Right.
Right.
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