
Raising awareness of lesser-known, unsolved, missing person cases. Someone out there just might know something.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 253 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentarySociety & CultureTrue Crime | |||

This dual bonus episode features two cases we covered in 2025 on Patreon:
The Disappearance of the Bernstein Family (Abigail, and her two boys)
The Disappearance of the Klein Brothers (Three young boys from Minnesota)
Ella Mae Begay, a beloved Navajo elder and talented rug weaver, vanished from her home in Sweetwater, Arizona, on June 15, 2021. Her silver Ford F-150 disappeared with her, but nearly five years later, neither Ella Mae nor her truck has ever been fou... more
April Dawn Andrews left her home in Pea Ridge, Arkansas on the afternoon of November 18, 2006, planning to walk to a local church clothing drive just a short distance away. She never returned.
Later, investigators discovered something unsettling: th... more
On June 16, 2023, Haleigh Breann Murphy dropped her two-year-old son off with her sister so she could enjoy a weekend with friends.
The 22-year-old Army veteran had recently been medically discharged due to a hip injury, but she was already building... more
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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
She runs ICE ads
I don’t like that she has ice ads . The criminals are in our government . She’s a robot . Never listen again
I love how the host covers and brings awareness to lesser known cases. She’s excellent at presenting the facts and being amazing! :)
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This program focuses on uncovering lesser-known, unsolved missing-person cases through in-depth narrative retellings, timeline reconstructions, and examination of investigative decisions. Episodes blend case histories with context on policy changes, community impact, and calls for public tips, often highlighting how new evidence or public engagement can shift investigations. A notable pattern is the commitment to responsible storytelling without heavy editing, while occasionally inviting audience participation or discussing related advocacy and policy topics. This approach makes it a practical fit for listeners who appreciate detailed case work, ongoing updates, and opportunities to contribute information or sponsor educational discourse ar... more
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