Justin Alexander was a survival expert, a full-time vagabond, and the kind of man who could disappear—if he wanted to. But in 2016, after venturing into India’s remote and unforgiving Parvati Valley, he didn’t come back. Led into the Himalayas by a holy man on a so-called spiritual quest, Justin left behind whispers, half-truths, and a cryptic, haunting message: "If I’m not back by mid-September, ... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Just Aubrey. In the words of her friends and family, the life that made her unforgettable.
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Lies, rumors, and arrests—when the truth keeps shifting, all that remains are spaces waiting to be filled.
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A trek that should have ended in days. Fifteen years later -- still no return. Her story begins here.
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Status: Untraced returns with a new three-part mini-season. In 2010, 23-year-old Aubrey Sacco set off alone into Nepal’s Langtang National Park — and never came back. Fifteen years later, her family is still searching. Host Liam Luxon works to retrac... more
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While the subject matter and the case itself certainly had some interesting aspects, it felt like the host was too involved personally and trying to have his own “hero” moment by telling this story. Nothing comes of it - no conclusions, no real leads, no confirmed new information. In the end I really felt like I had wasted my time listening to this podcast.
Listening to season one and so far it’s a very good listen. But I’m now to the point where they’re getting into his phone/email and I can’t get past how wrong this feels. Dude deserves his privacy even if his death left loose ends. I think you crossed a line.
People that are criticizing this podcast due to the stories featured being about white people traveling and “getting what they deserve” should be banned from reviewing. You missed the point. Liam, the narrator, actually traveled halfway around the world to bring this story to us and did an amazing job. Don’t listen to the haters. Cannot wait for the next season.
So basically, it’s just a podcast about white people going to foreign countries, trying to profit, play culture vulture, or step into the “white savior” role with indigenous communities—and of course ending up in messy situations because of their own ignorance. Honestly, not the most interesting subject. And it makes me wonder: what qualifications does this host even have to tell these stories? The way he frames it drifts into racist territory, and the script feels flat, missing the nuance a top... more
At first I was interested because the reporting and investigating are good. They were able to find out more information which was admirable. But once I realized the subject of the story was involved with illegal drug selling in another country and connected with dangerous criminals, it’s not really a mystery any more. That’s where the story should end. A person wandering in remote areas for years takes obvious risks anyway, so that alone was enough for me to question why it was such a mystery, b... more
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Exploring the enduring mystery of missing individuals, this podcast uniquely intertwines true crime with elements of spirituality and psychology. Each season investigates a different case, shedding light on the complex and often troubling circumstances surrounding disappearances, particularly focusing on those who venture into isolated regions for self-exploration or spirituality. It emphasizes not only the investigative journey but also the emotional narratives of the victims' families, bringing a human element to these investigations. The approach is likely to resonate with those interested in nuanced storytelling that blends factual reporting with the mysteries of human behavior, making it a compelling listen for true crime enthusiasts a... more
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