For more than 25 years, Sally Leydon has been waiting for answers about her missing mum, Marion Barter.
In Season 2, Sal steps beyond her own story to speak with other families enduring the same unthinkable reality—the ambiguous loss of a loved one who has vanished without explanation.
These are raw, intimate conversations about hope that refuses to die, grief that never finds closure, and the s... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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Sally Leydon sits down with families still searching for their loved ones, stories that have faded from headlines but never from their hearts. In this episode, Sally speaks with Amelia Grozdanovski, whose mother, Lorrin Jane Whitehead vanished from B... more
In March 2015, Ray and Jennie Kehlet vanished on a prospecting trip in remote WA. Days later, Ray’s body was found at the bottom of a mine shaft. Jennie has never been found.
A coronial inquest ruled Ray was murdered, but no one has been charged. T... more
# The Vanishing of James "Crackers" Hunter
In the vast landscapes of rural New South Wales, a man known for his charismatic presence and unpredictable nature simply disappeared. James "Crackers" Hunter was last seen at a Dubbo pharmacy on February ... more
In this bonus episode of The Missing Matter, crime analyst Laura Richards joins Sally and Joni from Los Angeles to discuss the case of Sal’s mum, Marion, and their recent overseas trip.
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It’s a positive out of a very sad situation that Sally has grown to be doing what she can for others now. Speaking well and she is so kind. Still the breathy and puffing voice.. I thought was only from her stress in “TLV” podcast. It comes across on the microphone as does her cute way of saying New Souff Wales. Some little feedback moving forward.
Thank you Sally for being so brave. xx
Did Ric Blum leave the first review? Hubris? Self importance? What podcast was the person listening to? Sally lost her mother, was lied to and dismissed by the authorities, lost her brother, lost the support of her mother’s family. She’s still being let down by the authorities. I don’t understand the adversarial attitude of the authorities in New South Wales police (if the police don’t like podcasts, then they should do a little more investigating). This is just a generalization I know but it se... more
I listen to you and wish you were in the US. My uncle went missing in the mid 70’s and my mother died never knowing what happened. I have no idea how to research this in the insane country in which I live.
My heart goes out to Sally and the family of missing people. It does matter. Having just listed to Des Matters it was too much about Sally. Appreciate Sally is still healing, however I’d encourage her to practice interviewing, and focus sharing her skills and insight for the benefit of the person/family being discussed. I appreciate Sally is still healing and while the conversation was interesting and natural, making it all about Sally is a missed opportunity for what could be a great podcast.... more
First of all my heart goes out to you Sally and we hope you get to find your mum. A bit more structure to the story would have been great. I got lost and the story sort of went flat. Try not talking over one another as well, it got annoying.
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Exploring the mysterious disappearance of Marion Barter, this podcast investigates the emotional journeys of those left behind while seeking answers regarding her unresolved case. Hosted by Sally Leydon and Joni Condos, it takes listeners on a global journey, retracing Marion's steps and uncovering new evidence through personal stories, interviews, and investigative insights. The podcast uniquely merges true crime with emotional storytelling by illuminating the impact of missing persons cases not just on families but also on the larger community, highlighting various unsolved cases in conjunction with Marion's story. This human-centric approach, coupled with the persistence and dedication of the hosts, creates a compelling narrative that ap... more
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