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 | Monthly | Episodes | 135 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime |
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Episode 104 Lawrence 'Larry' Riegel
On Christmas, 2009, 57 year old Lawrence 'Larry' Riegel of Yakima, Washington talked to his family on the phone for the last time. He was in a good mood despite a recent surgery and some medical issues, and reac... more
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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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Arelie Garcia
Thanks for giving hope to these families!
I also appreciate not being overwhelmed by loud random ads pooping up! Understand the need, and when done right ….
Maybe do some update special releases?
Always been fascinated with missing person cases, huge fan of “Unfound” community & Missing 411 Dave Paulidas . This is definitely a 5 star show, presenting facts, intimate interviews with the victims friends, family. Huge fan, trying to listen to every show. Let’s help this show grow & go, smash like, subscribe, rate/review so we get more content. It’s a must listen!! Great job, we appreciate everything you do for the missing persons community.
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Delivering a deep dive into the perplexing world of missing person cases, this show features intimate narratives that intertwine personal stories with investigative insights. Each episode is dedicated to a specific case, often featuring interviews with family members of the missing individuals, advocates, and experts, while exploring the complexities surrounding each disappearance. From accounts of parental abductions to suspicious missing person situations, the show emphasizes the emotional toll on families and the ongoing quest for closure.
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Missing Persons launched 5 years ago and published 135 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. Louis Zaharias
2. Angela Mastrovito
3. Jerry Mastrovito
4. Krystina Shuttleworth
5. Jamie Stupi
6. Eric Trent
7. Billie Treace
8. Greg Overacker
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