Experience the Dateline broadcast titled "The Night of the Audition" instantly
In an intriguing turn of events, this week's episode of Talking Dateline delves into the disappearance of actress Shannon Madill. Keith Morrison and Blayne Alexander discuss the filming of the episode dedicated to Shannon's enigmatic case.
Shannon, a feisty, quirky, and passionate performer, auditioned for a role in a new TV series in November 2014. The episode titled "The Night of the Audition" provides details about her disappearance. However, the text does not reveal whether she was successful in the audition or when she returned from her role.
The episode takes an unexpected turn as we learn that Shannon drove 200 miles away with a friend after booking a role. Her family remembers her as a bright light with a big personality who made everyone laugh. Initially, her brother was not worried when she did not show up to a planned dinner. It wasn't until she was missing for an extended period that concerns arose.
Shannon's husband provided an explanation for her disappearance, stating that she had booked a role 200 miles away. Despite this, Shannon was not contacted or confirmed for any engagement after the big casting in November 2014. This is because she had separated from her husband and was planning to move to Edmonton for a dream job. No specific person or company is documented to have reached out to her post-casting before her disappearance.
The text does not mention any other details about Shannon's personal life or career beyond her audition for the TV series. The location of her role or the name of the series remains a mystery.
You can watch this gripping episode on Peacock, NBC app, or listen to it on a podcast. The episode promises to shed light on the mysterious disappearance of Shannon Madill, a woman whose vibrant spirit continues to captivate those who knew her.
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