A podcast focused on unsolved missing person cases. We are taking a look into the mysterious and baffling missing person cases, hoping to bring more attention and awareness. Someone knows something. Become a Paid Subscriber: anchor.fm/wherearetheypodcast/subscribe
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 229 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime |
In August 2018, Kylie went missing from a friend's home in Shreveport, Louisiana.
Also in August, a young man- Zac Hebert- vanished from the same area, possibly the same house.
But that wasn't all.
Another woman would vanish as well- Crystal Beal... more
In 2023, within a few months' timeframe, two young girls would vanish without a trace from Kingsport, Tennessee.
Hollynn Snapp, just 19 years old, and Layla Santanello, age 20.
The girls have a similar background and mutual friends, but weren't kno... more
Billy Smolinski Jr. was a likable, friendly, and outgoing guy.
In 2004, at 31 years old, Billy had just broken up with his girlfriend but made plans to spend the following weekend with one of his exes. He was upset over the breakup, but looking forw... more
In August of 2019, a grandmother in Hanson, Massachusetts vanished into thin air.
She was last seen by her son-in-law, who dropped her off at home the evening of August 7, 2019.
On August 9, 2019, Sandra's daughter, Laina, showed up at Sandra's ho... more
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I love that you cover lesser known cases! All of these individuals deserve more coverage. Love this podcast
The stories are well researched and hold my attention, but it sounds like AI and it’s so distracting.
I kept checking to see if I had lost connection or accidentally paused the podcast, seriously that’s how long the pauses are. The subject matter seemed interesting and it was a case I wanted to learn more about, but I couldn’t make it through an entire episode.
Long pauses……….in between……words…….and sentences. Slow, spit, slurry speak.
Not well made and all episodes are re runs of episodes previously ran 5 or so years ago
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Exploring unsolved missing persons cases, the content focuses on a range of unresolved disappearances across the country. Each episode delves into individual stories, recounting the circumstances surrounding these mysteries while highlighting the emotional toll on families left searching for answers. Topics often include underlying issues such as substance abuse, family dynamics, and community response to the cases, aiming to raise awareness and prompt action from the public. The podcast stands out by emphasizing the urgency of these stories, inviting listeners to engage with the narratives and reach out with potential leads or information.
With a combination of storytelling and factual recount, it offers comprehensive insights into each c... more
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Where are they? launched 5 years ago and published 229 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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