
Raising awareness of lesser-known, unsolved, missing person cases. Someone out there just might know something.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 262 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeDocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA: In 2009, a five year old vanished after being left in a car for just a few minutes.
Hassani Campbell was diagnsed with Cerebral Palsy and wore leg braces- leaving his family to believe he had to have been abducted.
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Do you think you might have information on a missing person? Please contact your local law enforcement today for guidance. Sometimes they just need one piece of the puzzle to solve the mystery.
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On September 16, 2019, five-year-old Dulce Alavez ran off toward the playground at Bridgeton City Park with her younger brother. Her mother, Noema, sat in the car about 30 yards away. When Noema realized she could no longer see Dulce or her younger s... more
Michelle Harris vanished from her home in New York...9/11 Searches Stalled her Case, But she is still missing. *Original airdate: 2024.
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Live this show so much there are people in the reviews that are hating on ICE ads that the show doesn’t choose to run it’s not their fault. Anyway the voice is soothing to go to bed with AirPods in at night and great resources on where they found their info. STOP HATING
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This whole podcast seems to be sourced from blogs and police reports. Just because law enforcement doesn’t share every little detail with the family doesn’t mean they aren’t doing anything or don’t care. It doesn’t sound like the host understands anything about the logistics of missing persons, investigations, or what kinds of info can or should be released. Irritating.
Loving the information and how u deliver it, dedicated listener!!!! Wait??? ICE ADS , ?? I haven’t heard any but if I do im out
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Each episode centers on lesser-known, unsolved missing-person cases, weaving narrative storytelling with careful timelines, family perspectives, and public tips as a core driver. The show emphasizes investigative transparency, inter-agency coordination challenges, and ongoing advocacy, often encouraging listener engagement and patron-supported bonus content. A notable strength is its mix of intimate case family context with broader systemic questions, making it helpful for listeners who value thorough research, empathy for victims, and practical tips for tips and reporting information. A standout trait is its long-form, case-by-case approach that spotlights overlooked individuals and communities.
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