Hey, everyone, happy Sunday. As you can probably tell from the title of today's episode,

yes, I will be appearing on America's Most Wanted, Missing Persons, which will be premiering on Fox

tomorrow night, 8 p.m., East Coast Time, and then also on Hulu on Tuesday. So I wanted to hop on here

and talk about how we got to this point and why this project is so important to me and hopefully important to you.

So let's start at the beginning.

A few weeks ago, the production team from America's Most Wanted reached out to me and asked if I'd be interested in being on a panel of experts that were going to discuss missing persons cases.

And then the host of the show would be Harris Faulkner, who is very passionate about these

types of cases as well.

And so they broke down the show and they said, we're going to do three cases.

We're going to then throw it to the panel of experts and you guys are going to dissect

and analyze the case, break down what can be done going forward, and then have a call to

action where people

can call in if they have any tips. Sound familiar? So as you can imagine, I was completely on board.

I said, where do I sign? So after the brief, you know, business stuff that comes with any TV

show, they gave me the cases, which was Sebastian Rogers, Daniel Robinson, and the Missouri 6.

And I'm not going to break down the Missouri 6 right now.

I'm sure the first two cases, you guys probably know I covered Sebastian here.

The Missouri 6 is going to be a more intricate case, and if you watch the episode, we'll break it all down.

But I flew down to Atlanta.

I met the rest of the panel, which was Payne Lindsay from Up and Vanished.

Elizabeth Smart, who I'm sure many of you are familiar with.

She was abducted as a child.

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