Parents Of Missing METALLICA Fan To Appear On 'Dr. Phil' Show

November 9, 2009

Lindsey Henley of WSLS 10 reports that the case of missing Virginia Tech student Morgan Harrington will soon get another round of nationwide coverage.

The "Dr. Phil" show was at the Harringtons' Roanoke County home Monday, taping a show scheduled to air Thursday at 4 p.m.

"I think it's critical that we keep the story out there," Morgan's father Dan Harrington said.

The interview will air across the country to millions of viewers. The Harringtons are hoping someone will hear the story and help.

"It has a large audience, and we want to make sure we get Morgan's story out," Dan Harrington said.

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