
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 | 238 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

New Year's Eve should be a time of celebration for most 18-year-olds.
This would not be the case for Marina Boelter.
Marina was a no-show at a New Year's Eve party, and as searches for her began to take place, it became apparent that there were se... more
Christmas of 1945 was a tragic one for the Sodder family. Just after midnight, their two-story, West Virginia home burned to the ground, and only the parents and four of the nine children got out.
At first, this seemed like a tragic accident. But cl... more
On a cold December afternoon in 2021, three-year-old Lina Sardar Khil vanished from what should have been the safest place she knew- the playground just outside her family’s apartment in San Antonio, Texas.
Lina had only been playing for a short ti... more
A small Ohio town was rattled when two beloved members of their community mysteriously disappeared.
Johnny and Shelly Markley lived with their five children in Bristlvile, Ohio, and suffered some tragedies in the mid-90s.
Johnny's twin sister was ... more
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I love this podcast. Not fancy editing, just the facts and no objectionable language!
At least she is trying but this is awful! She just isn’t a storyteller. A lot of meaningless filler talk.
That Goldsmith case was recent enough to get some basic answers who did she call? Have phone records been pulled? They are having an event! They won’t answer these questions?
Amateurish!
I appreciate you supporting the law enforcement agents of this country. And anybody who gets upset because they are running these commercials
Has serious mental issue
I can’t believe you ran an ad promoting and recruiting for ICE. Bye.
Brilliant podcast the host is amazing - I really hope we find these missing people.
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Exploring unsolved missing person cases, this podcast offers a deep dive into the mysterious disappearances of individuals from various backgrounds. Through detailed recaps of each case, it sheds light on the personal stories of those who have vanished, emphasizing the emotional toll on families and communities seeking closure. Engaging narratives highlight the challenges of investigations, societal neglect, and the urgent need for public awareness of these often-overlooked cases. Unique in its commitment to uncovering lesser-known stories, it appeals to true crime enthusiasts with a sincere call for support in resolving these heartbreaking mysteries.
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Where are they? launched 5 years ago and published 238 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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