Blayne Alexander

So M. O'Brien writes, I was surprised that Alice's brother, George, wasn't included as he was the leader for his family in the search and trial and Grace wasn't.

So included in the episode.

I love hearing that they were so active behind the scenes.

And that's what we see in a lot of our episodes, right?

Family who maybe don't feel like sitting down and being on national TV, but they want to help.

They want to give information or pictures or whatever it is.

Well, this last question, Andrea, comes from Facebook, and it's about the book Grace was writing.

This is from Lori Reed, who writes, what is the name of the book that Grace wrote about her sister's disappearance?

Yeah.

Yeah, I could tell.

It came across so clearly in the interviews that you did with her and just everybody in this episode, Andrea.

It was beautifully done, as always.

Thank you so much.

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