Dad's Gone
PodshapeJorn 'Jesper' Jensen disappeared in June 2017. He was last seen at his home on Sunday afternoon. The next day his garage door was open, his car was missing and there was blood across his kitchen floor. Dad's gone is the story of Jorn's disappearance, how it's torn a family apart and how one sister believes that something more sinister happened to her Dad.
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| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||
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- Case needs to be reopened
This case seriously needs to be reopened with fresh eyes, start from scratch again and investigated properly. Three people have gotten away with murder possibily out there still living their lives. This is’nt ok. Justice needs to be done, Belle deserves to know where her Dad is and he needs to have a proper resting spot.
Apple Podcasts5Sarahlouise32
Australiaa year ago - Rubbish
Head back to the previous three episodes to hear the same stuff all over again with more ads. Suckers.
Apple Podcasts1AR3942
United Kingdom2 years ago - Unethical
Having listened to Garden of Eden and now this it seems he has form for showcasing the grief of families who can’t accept official outcomes. Which is fine if there’s a subsequent investigation and not just having the poor bereaved family member go over and over why they don’t believe that their love one died the way police say they did.
Belinda in this one is so clearly traumatised and any ethical podcaster would turn down the job. She’s crying almost all the way through - what condition would... more
Apple Podcasts1mellly-QAustralia2 years ago - One persons perspective
This podcast is disappointing. You Can’t tell a story and only interview one of the two family members.
The medium talked about in this pod cast needs to pull his head in and not abuse a situation of two sisters where there is obvious conflict.
This girl sounds very unwell and sounds like she needs some counselling or a medical professional to work through her issues.
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Apple Podcasts1rest in peave jornAustralia3 years ago - Not sure this needed a re investigation
Feel really sorry for the family but it’s pretty obvious this wasn’t a murder.
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South Korea4 years ago
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The content focuses on the unresolved disappearance of Jorn 'Jesper' Jensen, who vanished in June 2017 under suspicious circumstances. Through personal narratives, including perspectives from family members, the series examines various theories surrounding his vanishing, delving into themes of family trauma, public perception, and the stark emotional toll such events take on those left behind. By intertwining emotional storytelling with the exploration of potential investigative angles, it creates a gripping atmosphere that keeps listeners engaged with the complexities of the case. The series also touches on broader implications, such as the impact of unresolved cases on family dynamics and societal perceptions of disappearance and tragedy.... more
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