
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 | 271 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeDocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

Eighteen-year-old model and actress Tammy Lynn Leppert walked away from a car near Cocoa Beach’s Glass Bank on July 6, 1983—and vanished. Weeks earlier, the once-outgoing pageant star told family she’d “seen something awful” and feared someone was go... more
In the days following the 1980 presidential election, 44-year-old political fundraiser Nancy Marleine Snow returned home to Maryland — and vanished.
A multilingual world traveler and political professional, Nancy had spent the fall working on a Sena... more
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On August 13, 2012, 36-year-old Leyla Mastova McCullagh was at her Leesburg, Virginia home with her four-year-old son. But after that, she vanished. In the days that followed, her phone went silent and her credit cards and bank account showed no acti... more
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Great stories but without more engagement from outside interviewers… I get sleepy
Uhm unfortunately once I put my headphones on and snuggled up in my bed… I heard Kristi Noems voice telling people to go back to where they came from. Sorry, I loved your podcast, but I can’t tolerate that.
First episode I listened to was Kona’s arrest and it made me subscribe. Hilarious!
The husband host is kinda snarky, and the wife host seems like she’s always placating him. Not a good listen at all.
Please don’t judge them by their Kona’s arrest episode. I was a huge fan before the episode about Kona’s arrest. Really thought I would walk away on her side given all the good work she’s done in previous episodes. However, they both came off as self-righteous and entitled. “I was matching energy” screams PRIVILEGE and there was no acknowledgment of that or recognition of the idea that just because the cop was being a jerk, Kona could have called out his behavior while also not being in her wor... more
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Featuring in-depth analyses of missing persons cases, a consistent focus is on understanding the complexities surrounding disappearances. The hosts explore the personal stories and investigations that lie behind these cases, often highlighting themes of justice and resilience. Their coverage ranges from historical cases to contemporary incidents, with significant attention to the emotional impact on families and communities left in the wake of a disappearance. This podcast is distinct in its empathetic approach, encouraging listeners to reflect on the societal implications of these cases while also fostering a sense of urgency for justice.
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