Unfound has now covered 316 disappearances over the course of almost 400 episodes.

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

Today, and for the 16th time, I will take you back to the beginning, then right up to the present,

as I cover news over the past four months pertaining to many of Unfound's cases.

I'm at Denzel, and this is Unfound.

Thank you. And this is unfound. But first, unfound news.

I'm in Florida.

It's good to be back.

I'm still not 100% from whatever I had last week,

but I'm working toward that goal. It didn't help that I had a skin infection to go along with the flu or COVID or whatever I had.

Next, I received two more letters from Steve Panky while I was in Pennsylvania.

If you'd like to know what they say, please tune in to the next unfound live show on YouTube on January 8th.

Finally, I already have two TV shows and at least one podcast appearance on the agenda for

2024.

I'm hoping this is a sign of things to come for this year.

Okay, before I get started into the updates, most of you know what I do first, and I explain how I go about doing this.

I realize many of you have heard this speech before, but Unfound is finding new listeners all the time.

And it very well may be, there's quite a few of you out there who are hearing an update episode for the first time.

So I just want to go through my process of putting these episodes together.

And it's pretty much been the same since episode our update episode number one

way back and whatever it was was that 2018 probably something like that and that is i will go

through and it's of course getting more and more difficult now that we have like 320

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