Hey y'all, if you've been listening for a while, you may have heard me mention my friends

behind the Fallign podcast.

The Fallign is a deep dive true crime podcast focused on missing people, unsolved homicides,

and unidentified persons whose cases have gotten little if any media attention.

You'll hear about John and Jane Doe cases across the country and unsolved serial homicides

like the Atlanta Lovers Lane murders and the unmatched confessions of Samuel Little.

They also cover missing persons' cases that never made the national news.

On the Fallign, you'll hear from family members in cases like the unsolved homicides

of 12-year-old George Lee Moses from California and single mother and business owner Grace

Chen, who was killed in Texas.

The Fallign digs deep into cases, interviewing experts like forensic anthropologists, genealogists,

DNA experts, and the investigators closest to the crimes.

Through narrative storytelling, primary and archival research, and expert and family

interviews, the Fallign introduces listeners to victims and survivors they've never

heard of, and explores the reasons why their cases were ignored in the first place.

Look for new releases from the Fallign on Wednesdays wherever you listen to podcasts.

Right now I'm going to play you a clip from one of the Fallign's recent episodes.

It's from their deep dive into the unsolved disappearance of Carlos Aurel Mancha.

If you find this clip compelling, be sure to check out their recent releases like a series

focusing on the death of an indigenous mother found on a Montana reservation in 1998.

The attempts to identify a teenager murdered in Florida in 1986, and interviews with some

of true crimes most compelling experts and biggest advocates.

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