Every hour in the US, 75 people are reported missing.

What if there was a task force dedicated to bringing them home?

That's the story behind the new original drama Gone, premiering February 27th on WGN America.

Starring Chris Noth and Danny Pino alongside newcomer Levin Ramin,

who portrays the newest member of this elite team, a survivor of childhood abduction herself.

Don't miss the season premiere of Gone Wednesday, February 27th at 9-8 Central on WGN America.

Welcome to Unexplained Extra with me, Richard McLean, Smith.

Where for the weeks in between episodes, we look at the stories that for one reason or other didn't make it into the show.

In last week's episode, I see you.

We took a stroll down the leafy sidewalks of Westfields Boulevard in New Jersey, USA.

It was there that in 2014, Maria and Derek Brodus bought what they hoped would become a forever home for themselves and their young children.

The proposed move soon turned nightmarish when an anonymous scribe calling themselves The Watcher,

began wreaking havoc with a series of increasingly bizarre and sinister letters addressed to the hapless couple.

The content of the letters was enough to scare off the Brodus' who were forced eventually to abandon their move.

To this day, the identity of The Watcher remains a mystery.

And their house, which had been put back on the market, remains unsolved.

Incredibly, however, for such a quiet and seemingly pleasant town,

the chilling tale of The Watcher pales in comparison with that of Westfield's most infamous former resident.

Not many people noticed the man in the smart dark suit carrying a briefcase in one hand and a rolled-up newspaper in the other,

as he took a seat in his usual spot at Westfield train station.

It was there he would sit in the autumn of 1971, day after day, arriving dressed for work around nine,

yet seemingly content to just read the paper for almost eight hours, before getting up to leave shortly before five.

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