Audrey May Heron was a 31-year-old from Freehold, New York.

She was a nurse and mother of three.

On the night of August 29th, 2002, Audrey left her job in Catskill to make the 20-minute drive home.

Audrey never arrived.

She and her Jeep were never seen again.

I met Denzel and this is Unfound.

I think the public perception is that people often go missing with their vehicles.

This belief is probably exacerbated by the work a group like Adventures With Purpose has done over the last couple years.

With cameras being there when a car comes out of the water.

Yes, the resolutions to those cases are surely fantastic.

And I commend those people for their work.

However, according to the statistics here at Unfound and I think the sample of disappearances we've covered is as random as a program can possibly have.

The fact is we've only featured eight, eight out of 230 disappearances where the person and his or her vehicle were missing at the time of the episode.

To even get to that number, I included Ben Padilla and his Boeing 727 and the disappearance of Flight 370.

If I were to just stick to vehicles without wings, the number is reduced to 6, 6 out of 230.

For you business majors, that's 2.6%. That's it.

In fact, I had to go way back to November 9, 2018 almost exactly three years ago for the disappearances of Janssen Brewer and Daniel Brayden to find the last time we covered a missing vehicle as part of a disappearance.

Why is this so uncommon? I will talk about it after the interviews.

I bring this topic up because today we cover the disappearance of Audrey Heron and her vehicle.

We're left to figure out what happened as she went from A to B.

And now a summary of the case. This is brought to you by my friend Megan Lyne as his website, CharlieProject.org.

Audrey Heron was popular. In fact, for this episode, I cannot tell you how many of her friends wanted to talk to me about her and how great a person she was.

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