
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 | 160 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

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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.
Has a different format than other Missing Persons podcasts. Works very well, imo, very professional and yet allows the vulnerability of survivors to come to the surface in a very respectful manner. Good job.
Find Larry!!!!!
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Focused on the harrowing realities of missing person cases, this series intimately shares the stories of individuals who have disappeared under perplexing circumstances. Each episode presents detailed accounts of specific cases, often featuring family members and professionals involved in the investigations, shedding light on the emotional toll faced by loved ones left behind. The discussions highlight personal narratives of those affected, the complexities of the investigations, and the broader issues surrounding missing persons in society. Unique insights into each case invite the audience to contemplate the ongoing search for truth and justice, making it a vital listen for true crime enthusiasts and advocates for missing persons.
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Missing Persons launched 6 years ago and published 160 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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Recent guests on Missing Persons include:
1. Kristen Tinsley
2. Heather Shtuka
3. Alyssa McFarland
4. Michael McFarland
5. Lynn Rollins
6. Dean DeLuca
7. Michele Kennedy
8. David Graf
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