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If you listen to this show, you've probably become quite familiar with the Charlie project.

While I'm happy to announce that I'll be hosting an all-day podcast on February 20th from

noon until midnight, Eastern, to raise money for the Charlie project. The Charlie project

is an independently operated website and database that seeks to promote and provide information

for missing person's cases in America. The website features over 14,000 cold cases and

it's managed and updated by a single person, Megan Good, on a very meager donation-based

annual budget of less than $10,000. The Charlie project has been integral to the research

of this podcast. You may have noticed I cite it as a resource in every single episode.

Megan's work has brought dozens of missing person's cases to my attention, including potential

keys cases like Noam Young, Karen Adams and Stephen Mike Mason. So I'd love to help Megan

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