
At any given time, there are 90,000 missing persons, and that's just in the U.S. This podcast explores some of these cases.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 186 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

Episode 127 Robin Smith
On September 2, 1998, 28 year old Robin Smith finished her shift at Gulfport Memorial Hospital in Gulfport, MS, and headed home. She never arrived, and her family soon became concerned about the mother of two. On October, 28... more
Episode 126 Jesse Yanske
On April 17th, 2025 in Ogema, Wisconsin, thirty two year old Jesse Yanske was riding in a car with his girlfriend, and according to her, he asked to be let out of the vehicle following an argument. Once outside of the vehi... more
Episode 125 The Sodder Children
In the early morning hours of Christmas day, 1945, the Sodder family of Fayetteville, West Virginia was asleep when suddenly, they were jolted awake by smoke. It quickly was evident that a fast moving fire had starte... more
Case Updates: Sabrina Kahler, Jason Landry, and Bobby Steele
In this update episode, we provide three important updates to cases that we previously covered on Missing Persons; those being Sabrina Kahler who we covered in episode 33, Jason Landry... more
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Very clear and concise!
Unhoused? As cold as Antarctica before global warming haha this host is a liberal nut job.
The pod is good but I episodes are too long!!! I have a very short attention span
I had high hopes for this podcast, but unfortunately it fell flat. The speakers consistent tone creates a steady if somewhat unvarying delivery throughout the podcast.
I enjoyed this podcast, but when I am reading words, like unhoused, I’m done the word is homeless, not unhoused it’s called homeless and I don’t understand why so many are using these stupid words. They are stupid. The word is homeless, not an housed, homeless.
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Regularly hosted by Jess Bettencourt and Mike Morford, these case-focused conversations examine disappearances across the United States, from recent cases to decades-old mysteries. Episodes typically combine a researched timeline and investigative context with interviews featuring relatives, friends, advocates, or other people close to the missing person. Case updates revisit developments such as searches, newly identified remains, and charges, while family interviews bring personal memories and ongoing appeals for information into the discussion.
The format stands out for pairing case background with firsthand accounts from people seeking answers, often drawing attention to cases with limited media coverage. It suits listeners interested ... more
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Recent guests on Missing Persons include:
1. Gary Smith Jr.
2. Brianna Yanske
3. Miranda Weeks
4. Sonya Roberson
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6. Sommer Lynn Willis
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