Season 4 Episode 1 “Finding Megan Emerick” The Beginning

Megan Emerick went missing in 1973 from Anchorage, Alaska and is still listed as a missing person. She was believed to be a victim of serial killer Robert Hansen, and the case still remains open.

• This is a long and involved story that covers a lot of years of investigation. Tony and his dad Al will be covering every aspect of this investigation, from its beginnings in 2008 to where we currently are today. Remember what we’ve always said, the wheels of justice move slowly 
• Tony will share Manfred’s inspirational story of how he beat all the odds and has totally rehabilitated himself while in prison. He is a changed person and Tony and Manfried have developed a close friendship over the last 15 years. 
• Manfried West spent 7 long years in a cell with Robert Hansen, Alaska’s worst known serial killer, and is willing to share the stories and information he learned during his time with Hansen.
• With the help of Manfried West, Tony will finish the quest he started with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children over 14 years ago. The information that West supplies will hopefully lead to discovering Hansen’s secret cabin, and “Finding Megan Emerick.” 

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