Reverie, the state of being pleasantly lost in one's thoughts, a daydream. But what if those daydreams turn to nightmares?

Reverie True Crime shines a light on the dark tragedies that have happened and are continuing to happen all throughout the world.

We interview and work with families to bring awareness to forms of injustice.

We explore the depths of cases from around the world to include missing persons, mysteries, and more.

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I'm We've all, at some time or other, had something go missing.

Whether it be a pet or car keys, that sinking feeling in your stomach and your neurons firing in your mind create a sickening

exhaustion. Where could they be? Where did I put them? Where haven't I searched? What more could I

possibly do? Despite searching in every crack and crevice multiple times, you don't stop because,

well, you can't stop.

If missing items cannot be found, many of us resort to saying it was just a thing anyway.

I can always get another one.

But what if your reality was stripped away without your consent?

What if your life was flipped upside down without an inkling of concern from others? What if your loved one is the person who goes missing? Henry Duran was a son,

brother, father, husband, and more to many, many people in his life. Nobody is perfect. Not one of us,

his sister said. Quote, Henry had a lot of problems, but he was working through them. End quote.

We all have our issues, be they big or small, internal or external, we all have something going on in our lives.

It just so happens that Henry's issues revolved around the addiction that he was battling.

Our culture tends to dismiss individuals who do not live in the way the majority does or in the way the

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