
Last Seen Alive is a podcast focused on little-known, unsolved homicide and missing persons cases, all potentially just one tip away from an investigative breakthrough. We're on a mission to give these cases the public attention and thoughtful storytelling they deserve, so join us as we explore the compelling unsolved cases you've never heard of every week. Researched, written and hosted by Crime ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 242 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeSociety & Culture | |||

When an Arizona teen vanishes without explanation, the only clue to his fate seems to be his vehicle, which is taken on a high-speed police chase by a mystery driver soon after his disappearance. The question of what happened to a teen with a bright ... more
When a woman house-sits for family at their peaceful Bay Area fruit farm, an unknown assailant creeps into the farmhouse at night and takes her life. Investigators work to determine who was responsible for a senseless and unlikely murder in this epis... more
When an eight-grader goes missing from the military base where he resides with his family in South Carolina, authorities initially assume that no foul play was involved, and his case goes cold. Years later, a local news station airs a segment on his ... more
When a mom of three vanishes from small-town Texas immediately after a fight with her husband, he gives an unlikely explanation for her disappearance. A case goes cold despite an abundance of suspicion in this episode of Last Seen Alive.
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This is an interesting podcast- less commonly covered cases, good research, thoughtful approach. Respectful and no silly jokes about the subject. It's good to hear presenters who are interested in their subject and not in focussing on themselves and showing us how 'amusing' they are.
The flat voice of the male host is a bit unusual.
This podcast is great. Scott is slightly annoying and I feel is just there for no reason tbh. But overall very informative podcast. The details of the case are very well explained
I enjoy learning about lesser known cases covered here. I believe Leah is very skilled in researching and presenting. I love the well researched fact based approach rather dramatizing cases. I enjoyed many older episodes most because they sounded more advanced. The recent episodes sound very structured and textbook. I love the Podcast but Not a fan of the change. The 2023 season was my favorite because Leah sounded so natural and seasoned while showing more chemistry with Scott.
Great Podcast Thats has Really came into its own…Right on Scott!
Female voice dead pan boring & males is garbled boring. Life is too short to listen for more than one episode whilst awake! So sorry.
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This show centers on lesser-known unsolved homicide and missing persons cases, often with decades-spanning investigations and forensic hurdles. Narratives are carefully researched, compassionately told, and built around archival reporting, family perspectives, and expert analysis. Across episodes, the hosts emphasize fact-based storytelling, transparency about uncertainties, and a drive to raise public awareness that could spark tips or breakthroughs. A standout element is the focus on forensic pathology, DNA, and investigative processes, presented in a respectful, human-centered way that distinguishes it from more sensational true-crime content.
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Last Seen Alive launched 7 years ago and published 242 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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