This is part two of Unfound's top five live showcases. If you've not yet listened to part one,

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Every Monday night at 9 p.m. Eastern on YouTube and Facebook, I host a two-hour show where I go over current and sometimes not so current true crime stories.

It's called Unfound Live.

Well, today I've picked out the top five most covered topics on that show, and I bring them to all of you with in-depth analysis on each.

I'm Ed Dunsell, and this is unfound. You had to expect that this would be on the list.

You had to suspect that it would be.

And I'm certainly, before I get into this, I am certainly not an expert on this situation with Karen Reid, John O'Keefe, and everything that's gone on.

Police officers getting fired and internal investigations and everything.

I've been reading about it, but I have this podcast to run,

and we don't cover unusual, suspicious deaths or outright murders. We do disappearances. And to my

knowledge, there's no disappearances connected to Karen Reed, John O'Keefe, or anybody else

involved in this, and whatever happened.

But I read about it like all of you do.

I form opinions like all of you do.

And it has certainly been interesting to watch.

It's almost a little bit like a train wreck that you know is going to

happen. You can't take your eyes away from it. What of movement with all the the hats and

t-shirts and everything else. I will I will tell you this. The publicity and marketing for all of this has been

excellent. I'm sure most podcast hosts are envious, including myself. We all wish we could get

this kind of publicity, but things like this have to happen naturally. But I'm also reminded of a saying of one of my favorite books of all

time. If you've never read it, it's called The True Believer, The Nature of Mass Movementments.

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