In 2020, after years spent searching for answers, Sarah Turney used social media to help bring justice to her sister Alissa’s nearly two decades-long disappearance. Now she’s teaming up with Parcast to explore the many reasons people disappear and the impact their absences can have on those left behind. Disappearances is a Spotify Original. Catch a new episode every Thursday, free on Spotify.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 116 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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Category | True Crime |
Violence. Retaliation. Disappearances. The Navajo Nation is 27,000 square miles of remote terrain with just over 200 tribal police officers. This season on Stolen, Connie Walker’s investigation into the cases of two missing women leads her on a searc... more
Sarah takes a look at three cases that changed the landscape of missing person investigations. Charley Ross disappeared from Germantown, Pennsylvania in June 1874. Amber Hagerman was abducted from a parking lot in Arlington, Texas in 1996. Adam Walsh... more
20-year-old pilot Fred Valentich disappears during a flight over Australia’s Bass Strait in 1978 — in the midst of a radio transmission. Effectively narrating the moment of his disappearance, Fred says he sees something flying over him at great speed... more
In 1996, a doting mother and budding journalist named Susan Walsh left her home and never returned. Her career ambitions had taken her into some underground worlds filled with rich characters. Was any of it connected to her disappearance? Or did inve... more
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I really like this podcast, even though Sarah’s voice to not real… I listened to her podcast about her missing sister and her voice doesn’t sound like this. I also used to listen to Voices For Justice but had to stop because of the voice. more
This podcast is brilliant. I love Sarah's other podcast Voice for Justice and this one is just as good. Sarah and her team are amazing❤️
Cannot deal with the speaker’s vocal fry.
I’ve been listening to this since 4th grade in currently in 7th and this has always been my go to podcast. Thank you and keep doing what your doing!
Why does she talk with so many ups and downs in every sentence? And the forced low voice is so unnatural
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