
Established in September 2016, Unfound is a missing persons program concentrated on interviewing family, friends, and reporters who are closest to the cases. The focus is on turning up new leads to move investigations forward. Behind the scenes, Ed Dentzel, the host, also works for families as a researcher and confidant. .
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 536 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

Benjamin Ridley was a 15 year old from Burien, WA. He had two sisters and step-siblings but had a troubled home life. On July 2, 1982, the day after being placed in a foster home, Benjamin ran away. He was never seen again.
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Corinna Paige Slusser was an 18 year old from Bloomsburg, PA. She was a cheerleader who loved the beach. On September 20, 2017, Corinna was at a hotel in Queens, New York City, exchanging messages with a man who was picking her up. She was never seen... more
Steven Koecher disappeared from Henderson, NV on Sunday, December 12, 2009. In April 2010, Ed took part in a search near the Henderson Executive Airport. Nothing of note was found. Then in August 2018, Unfound published that to that point had been a ... more
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The sound quality is not good in the last few episodes! Could hardly hear anything esp interviews by phone
His cases are interesting and important. His manner, though, is cringey, often painful to listen to. I wish I could say otherwise. I'd listen more often.
I am a big fan of the podcast, but sometimes I have a hard time hearing some of the stories. I’m listening to the Layla Santanello episode. The family, especially her mother, is a nightmare. Numerous “boyfriends”, addiction, etc. What a mess. I had to turn it off.
I appreciate anyone trying to help these families. Don’t get me wrong. However, the host of this podcast seems to go into each interview with a very long, long list of less than scintillating questions about the victim. All of the interviews are recorded phone calls which means the quality is variable. But the interview questions! Super tedious. For example : “So she was the second to the oldest child?…Huh! Interesting! And you mentioned she right -handed? Oh! Left-handed? Great…Okay moving on l... more
Somewhere B. Russell is turning in his grave, wishing he could school the host on causation and correlation. While my man smooth Ed Lorenz wants to have a clinic with his namesake on how exactly chaos theory can apply as Ed analyzes disappearances and if he is the reason they were solved.
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Focusing on the heart-wrenching stories of missing persons, this podcast provides insight into the lives of those who have disappeared and the families and friends grappling with their absence. Each episode features interviews with relatives, friends, and occasionally reporters, detailing individual cases of missing persons, exploring not only the details of their disappearances but also the personal struggles faced by loved ones. Unique to this podcast is its commitment to generating new leads for ongoing investigations, offering listeners a poignant look at the reality behind statistics surrounding missing persons and emphasizing the emotional toll such tragedies inflict on families. Podcast episodes vary in their thematic focus, encompas... more
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