A missing person is a person who has vanished and is unconfirmed as alive podcast. I'm Melissa and I'm Amy.

So today I went about this case a little bit differently than I do, but at the same time, the same way I do.

So what I mean by that when I say it's how I do it, but I, but not, is after listening to

Melissa's episode covering Disappeared, I was like, wow, it's been a long time since I've seen

disappeared or a show like that. So I literally went to Tyler Perry show because I really enjoyed working on the case that I did based on Tyler Perry's show because I really enjoyed working on the case that I did

based on Tyler Perry's show in the past. And I deliberately went looking for a case from that show

that I hadn't heard of. However, I still did my same method of waiting until watching that last. And the

reason that I do that is because

I generally have an idea that these investigative shows, they have the capabilities of going

to the farthest regions of the universe that they can to get the information that they need. So I

know it's going to be a really well done broadcast,

and I know that they're probably going to talk to family and friends and stuff.

However, I just want to get the perspective that a lot of people do,

which is they start reading about a case,

and then they find those types of broadcast later.

So I also find that those shows typically have a narrative in mind.

That's another really great point.

Yes, absolutely.

So I mean, that just adds to how it benefits me.

So I started, of course, with the Charlie Project. We always direct you guys to the Charlie Project.

And the general disappearance was there, but I still was surprised at how short that the little blurb is about the case with so much information out there.

Not knocking the Charlie

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