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The Disappearance of Dennis Lloyd Martin Lost in the Great Smoky Mountains

Michael C. Bouchard

When seven-year-old Dennis Lloyd Martin went missing in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park on June 14, 1969, it began the most extensive search and rescue attempt in the national park service history. The book includes documents and interviews never before released to the public. The book conta...

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The host explained that the book, written by Michael Bouchard after obtaining FBI case files, was instrumental in her research for the episode. She noted that the author's persistence in securing Freedom of Information Act records ultimately made compiling the episode much easier, highlighting its value as a resource.

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The host explained that Michael Bouchard authored a book titled The Disappearance of Dennis Lloyd Martin, Lost in the Great Smoky Mountains after obtaining FBI case files, and that the book greatly aided her research for the episode.

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the only reason any of these documents were finally released was because of an author named Michael Bouchard.

Bouchard wrote a book about Dennis' case titled The Disappearance of Dennis Lloyd Martin, Lost in the Great Smoky Mountains. while conducting research for his novel, he tried several times to get the FBI's records via Freedom of Information Act requests, but each of his attempts were denied, and finally the FBI cooperated and gave Bouchard what he was after, which made my job of putting together this episode so much easier.

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