Before this episode starts, I want to mention something I'm offering.

After more than 10 years of studying hundreds of missing person cases and speaking with

nearly a thousand family members, I've started doing private consultations.

This is not about theorizing or guessing. It's about stepping back and looking at a case objectively, what fits, what doesn't, and what are the best steps to take next. If you feel stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure what to believe anymore, that's where I can help. You can learn more

or book a consultation at missing persons consulting.com. Unfound has now covered over 400

disappearances over the course of about 570 episodes. It has an interview

based format and concentrates on the facts, not the theories. Today, and for the 23rd time,

I will take you back to the beginning, then right up to the present, as I cover

updates over the past four months pertaining to some of Unfound's cases. I'm Ed Dunsell,

and this is Unfound.

Thank you. This is Unfound. But first, Unfound News. Since it's the end of the month, unfound news.

Since it's the end of the month, please check out the newest unfound now on the YouTube channel where I analyze a recent disappearance.

Next, the Atlantic disappearance series will be starting in two weeks.

It will last for at least five weekly episodes.

Most likely more than that.

Finally, I'm slowly putting together a fiction miniseries screenplay based on my knowledge and insights into

disappearances. I will let you know when it is finished. Okay. If you are new to this,

I do this before I start going over the actual updates.

If you're new to this, if this is the first time you've ever listened to an update episode, then here's what I do.

Here is the process.

I'm preparing to record all of the following updates that you're going to hear.

I go back through all the cases.

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