Ryan Wolf

It's why they do what they do.

This is episode 26.

Over six months worth of episodes on these cases.

That's a lot by anyone's standards.

The season of guilt has absolutely without doubt been my most challenging to date for so many reasons.

But in many ways, it has been my most personally rewarding.

I've met some incredible people and been able to share some amazing emotional and heartfelt stories.

And I hope I've been able to shine a spotlight on these cases and disappearances.

In each season I work, there comes a time when I know it's time to pull the curtains on the official podcast episodes.

when leads become invariably slower to find, and material to create a weekly podcast becomes too difficult.

There will only be two more episodes of this Season 6.

Next week, we'll have Episode 27, and in the following week, I'll release an extended finale that will officially bring this season to a close.

We'll still keep pursuing leads in the background like always, but we just won't make these into podcast episodes for now.

But as new information or developments come to light over time, we will revisit these cases.

I'd like to say thank you to all involved.

Families who have put their trust in me to tell this story and listeners who support my work week in and week out.

And finally, a huge thank you to Rich Peel and his family from Anytime Fitness Australia, whose sponsorship of this season was unwavering and crucial.

Thank you.

on the last episode of Guilt.

Tony's is about three k's down there.