
The Disappearance of Shane Barton On March 9, 2023, Shane Barton vanished from his home in Rochester, Washington. No phone. No wallet. No trace. Just... gone. This season on Hide and Seek, we unravel the mystery of Shane's disappearance. We explore the moments leading up to that fateful day—was his vanishing an act of free will, a tragic accident, or the result of something far more sinister? The ... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 136 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Deputies and the FBI just spent two days digging around a buried structure in a field near Mendon. Sara Jo and I talk about what that search means, what it doesn’t, and why the tip behind it feels familiar.
Then we open the diary. Eric Shank’s Googl... more
On November 30th, 2018, Brittany Wallace Shank said she was almost to her grandma’s. She never made it. She was 23. A mother of four. Sturgis, Michigan.
For years, her case sat still. Then, in 2023, people started sitting down in the other chairs.
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The people who were physically closest to Brittany in her last week sat in interview rooms across five years. We have the tapes. We have the paper the detectives filed afterward. This episode runs on one process: play the tape, read the paper, compar... more
For seven years, the world has known one phone call from Brittany Wallace Shank's last day. There were more.
On the afternoon of November 30, 2018 — hours before she vanished outside Sturgis, Michigan — Brittany spoke three times with a man calling ... more
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Hours and hours of useless audio. These seasons could literally be like 8 episodes if he’d just tell the story and use the interview audio as support.
Instead it’s just hours and hours of BS. And sometimes the audio is cut, so it’s seconds of dead science every few words.
Would much rather actually have a coherent story told with supporting interviews instead of HOURS of “interviews” of guests rambling on and on and on and Shane’s wife saying “fxxxing” every other word.
And OMG turn your ph... more
Love this show but where is episode 4 & 24 for season 2?? Am I going crazy? Would also love if the seasons could be separated.
so many episodes (Love!), thorough investigation, interviews, and live real world updates. Amazing podcast, I never lost interest.
I love this podcast but why the month long wait in between episodes it makes it harder to follow. At this point I need to listen to the first 3 again. Seriously though, an explanation about the gap in release dates would be helpful.
No more Brittany content!!!! Chairs?? This is a steaming hot dumpster fire from someone who has clearly gone off the rails. But still wants your money and time.
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The program provides long-form, investigation-driven narratives centered on missing-person cases and unresolved crimes. Episodes combine documentary storytelling with courtroom-style analysis, often balancing family perspectives with investigative scrutiny, audio recordings, and official records to challenge or illuminate official accounts. Production emphasizes empathy for victims and their circles, while maintaining a critical eye toward evidence gaps and divergent narratives. A standout trait is the episodic, multi-timeline approach that ties together jail calls, witness accounts, and police files to surface unresolved questions and pursue deeper truth, sometimes across several seasons. This format is particularly appealing to listeners ... more
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