
Each week hosts Kona and Ethan go beyond the headlines and social media posts to do a deep dive into a different missing persons case. Do you hold the key to bringing someone home?
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 280 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentaryTrue CrimeSociety & Culture | |||

On a crisp winter day in 1910, a 25-year-old New York socialite left her family’s Upper East Side home to buy a new evening gown, and vanished without a trace. Over a century later, Dorothy Arnold’s disappearance remains one of New York’s greatest un... more
When someone goes missing, time doesn’t stop — but the world often moves on. For families, every day without answers becomes a kind of waiting room, where hope and grief exist side by side. We’ve covered hundreds of cases on this podcast, and we try ... more
On this day in 1988, 34-year-old Joan Yarbrough Bernal was supposed to be hitting the road with her husband and children for a holiday trip from Joliet, Illinois, to Texas. Instead, she vanished without a trace—and was never seen again.
Her husband,... more
On December 11, 1994, 4-year-old D’Wan Sims, went with his mother Dwanna Harris to do some Christmas shopping at the Wonderland Mall in Livonia, Michigan. According to Dwanna, they arrived around 1:45 PM and entered through the Target store at the ma... more
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I am a big true crime buff, and this is easily my favourite true crime podcast. In-depth analysis, great background information, and fantastic at organizing the details of the case. Cannot recommend enough. Trying to find others that compare, but it’s ahead of most if not all. Great job Kona and Ethan!
The hosts are not going to like me mentioning the amount of ads because they offer an ad-free version but $2 a month for one podcast is kind of crazy. With that out of the way, it’s a solid true crime podcast - one of the better ones I’ve listened to. I enjoy the unique format where one of the hosts is learning about the cases in real time. I often share the same thoughts as them. I would say it is thoroughly researched and there is a good balance of empathy and personality brought to the table.... more
I just really want you both to put out twice as many episodes please. Not with one of you. Both of you together. Respectful, thorough. And I like the way you two dialogue. And that you don't both just read off a screen or paper to me. You just let me in on your conversation.
of adverts before it even begins 🙄
It’s like ads with little true crime mixed in. Not sure if these ads are mandated by the broadcaster, or they’re trying to fund their mortgage with them.
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Exploring the haunting tales of missing persons, this podcast offers an in-depth analysis of individual cases, bringing to light the emotional stories that surround disappearances. With hosts who engage thoughtfully with the nuances of each case, listeners will find a blend of investigative journalism and personal narratives that provoke thought about societal issues related to missing individuals. Unique in its focus, it encourages audience participation by asking if listeners might hold the key to locating someone missing, adding an interactive dimension to its episodes.
The content delves into not only the missing persons themselves but also the often complex circumstances leading to their disappearance, legal implications, and the soci... more
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