Unfound is a podcast that is now covered about 250 disappearances over 299 episodes.

It has an interview-based format and concentrates on the facts, not the theories.

Today, and for the 11th time, I will take you back to the beginning, then right up to the present, as I cover recent updates on many of Unfound's cases.

I'm Ed Denssel, and this is Unfound.

Thank you. This is unfound. In the spirit of making these update episodes easier to listen to or watch, I've cut to a minimum the pomp and circumstance of the previous ones.

If you'd like to get a detailed report on how unfound went from nothing to something over the past five and a half years, please listen to the first five minutes of the previous update episode

that came out at the end of 2021.

So let's move on.

Unfound News.

It's the end of the month, so that means newsletter.

Please look for it in your inbox this weekend if you're on the email list.

If you aren't, contact me at Unfound Podcast at gmail.com.

Next, the Unfound now for April 2022 is done and is now viewable for all YouTube

channel members. For the rest of you, you'll have to wait until next week for it to be

released to the public. If this bothers you, I urge you to go to Unfound's YouTube channel and become a member

by hitting the join button. Finally, dad will be here starting next week. I'm flying up there

Monday and we're driving back Tuesday. So I'll probably not be as responsive as I usually am

to your messages and posts during this time. Where you can find unfound, Spotify, iTunes, Apple

podcasts, YouTube, Stitcher, Podbean, and many other platforms, especially outside the United States.

Unfound has social media accounts on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.

Speaking of YouTube, join me on Wednesdays at 9 p.m. Eastern on the Unfound Podcast channel

for the live show, the only one of its kind in true crime.

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