I'm Cheryl McCollum, host of the brand new co-case podcast, Zone 7.

We're going to be talking to family members, detectives, prosecutors, and nationally recognized

experts that are in my Zone 7. The group of professionals that I've called on

to help me work hundreds of cases you've heard of and thousands you haven't.

We are going to solve these cases own air together.

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This is Crime Stories with Nancy Grace.

Time has not healed the pain of the family and friends of Chase Masner,

young Iraqi War veteran who disappeared without a trace. Despite some intense searching,

few clues have been found.

We have a missing veteran. We have a friend, a son, a father, and our main goal has always been

to bring him home and that emotion will never end until he's brought back home.

What do you do when your child goes missing? What do you do when your son is gone?

And you beat the streets, you talk to the neighbors, you look at phone records, you go to police,

you perform a search, you do everything you can, and then you find out the case is being handed over

to Cole Case. Does that mean the end of the search? Does it mean it's all over? There's nothing

else you can do. I am talking about a very handsome young man, an Iraqi war vet, a married father

of two little girls. I'm talking about Chase Masner. Chase Masner was 26 when he vanished on March 27,

2014. His last known whereabouts was a friend's home in Kinesa, Georgia, where he spent the night

after an argument with his wife. Massive searches followed, but not a trace of Chase was found.

An intense investigation by Cobb County, Georgia police has produced no suspects or direct

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