A reminder that every Monday night at 9 p.m. Eastern on the Unfound

podcast channel on YouTube plays the Unfound Live Show.

Tune in. Talk to the other listeners, and get to ask questions to yours

truly. On March 9th of 2018, this podcast first featured the somewhat well-known disappearance of Tiffany Daniels of Pensacola, Florida. Today, due to Hurricane Milton

knocking out electricity for a couple of days at Unfound Headquarters in Clearwater, Florida.

We revisit Tiffany's Still Unsolved Case

with increased experience and updated information.

I'm Ed Denzel and this is unfound. But first, Unfound News. Hurricane Milton was an experience. The wind and rain were crazy and incredible.

I lost power for about 65 hours and that put me behind on my unfound work.

Hence this revisitation episode.

Please find a video of that Hurricane Night on Unfound's YouTube channel.

Next, indictments have been brought against the wife of Shannon Collins and her daughter.

Nothing regarding Shannon's actual disappearance, but a lot regarding his wife continuing to

collect his disability money without telling the federal government that he is missing.

Finally, going back to the topic of Storms, I think I'm going to have to start examining a new type of

disappearance. People who go missing during weather events, hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes,

considering the deathly floods that have happened in North Carolina

and elsewhere.

Horrible.

Please contemplate these three questions

as you listen to the interview with Tiffany's mother,

Cindy from 2018.

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