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The Disappearance of Joyce Chiang
- Narrated by: Jason Fella
- Length: 23 mins
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The Disappearance of Joyce Chiang
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Publisher's Summary
April is a gorgeous time be in Washington, DC. Temperatures across America's capital city steadily rise as Spring arrives and the streets become lined with blooming Cherry Blossom trees. But in 1999, April brought news of a tragedy to Washington, DC, and to the family of Joyce Chiang. Joyce was an American attorney who worked for the Immigration and Naturalization Service. She had been missing for three months, and now, her badly decomposed body was being dragged from the Potomac River. What happened to the bright and beautiful Joyce Chiang?
©2017 Allison Day (P)2017 Allison Day
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