
Missing in Alaska is a deep dive into the mysterious disappearance of Congressmen Hale Boggs and Nick Begich, whose plane vanished in Alaska in 1972. Despite the largest search in American history, no sign of the men ever surfaced. Officials blamed ice, and a nation consumed with Watergate and Vietnam quickly moved on. Two decades later, a murderer and bomber with mafia ties made a startling claim... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 23 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeSociety & Culture | |||

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This podcast is interesting but quite repetitive. He keeps telling us over and over how he doesn’t just believe this source or that source, or doesn’t just disbelieve them either, just because of such and such factor, like the source is a criminal, say. Look I get that he’s trying to show us that he has done due diligence and isn’t some sensationalist sham, but it really drags out the story and suggests a lack of self confidence. Also at times it oozes with pandemic-era cliches like “take care o... more
Strong podcast. I’ve lived in AK 11 years and never heard this story. The leading theory is too flushed out which leads to a lot of repetition. Would have been an easy 5 stars as a more succinct 8 episode story. Still worth a listen !
I listened to the one about Arizona first and it was terrible. I live is Alaska so I have this one a chance. It was well worth the listen. Very interesting!
I found this podcast a couple years after it was released, but I loved it. Really enjoyed the story telling and the investigation.
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A gripping investigative show focused on long-running cold cases and high-profile mysteries, with a strong emphasis on rigorous reporting, source-corroboration, and multi-angle storytelling. Episodes frequently blend archival history, on-the-ground reporting, and in-depth interviews with prosecutors, investigators, and experts, while weaving in broader themes of government accountability, organized crime, and the ethics of journalism. The format tends to build thorough, narrative-driven true crime with a persistent Alaska-centered thread, plus occasional crossovers into related investigations and media projects. Notable strengths include meticulous research, persistent pursuit of multiple viewpoints, and high-production detail, though some ... more
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Missing in Alaska launched 5 years ago and published 23 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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