Welcome to the Global Phenomenon, Surviving the Survivor, where we bring you the best guests in all of true crime.

Here's your host, Emmy Award-winning journalist Joel Waldman.

What's up, SDS Nation, and welcome to another episode of Surviving the Survivor, the

podcast that promises to bring you the very best guess in true crime and another stellar panel

were batting a thousand here 10 for 10 over the last 10 shows and 1,000 for 1,000 over the last thousand shows that we have not done.

But today, once again, we are talking about the disturbing case of Sebastian Rogers, 15--year-old boy with autism who went

missing from his Hendersonville, Tennessee home, the Sumner County Sheriff's

Office, and Tennessee Bureau of Investigation,

otherwise known as the TBI, said it's continuing to investigate every lead that

comes in during the ongoing search for Sebastian Rogers. They said that they are not ruling anything out as the

search now enters week six. Hard to believe you went missing officially back on February 26 the last time his

mother saw him was on February 25th and I re-watched the interview that

Nancy Grace the goat the true crime goat did the Proudfoot as well as the stepfather, Chris Proudfoot, and I'll have some thoughts on that.

In just a moment, we're not supposed to have favorites here at STS, and I treat everyone equally, but the first

guest, kind of a favorite of my chief of detective sergeant Chris

Anderson he is a retired Birmingham police department of veteran 27 years of

experience in law enforcement he also co-hosted investigation discovery, that is IAD's channel

known as Reasonable Doubt. The show is, that is. And he also was featured on A&E's first 48 Birmingham.

He's also the host of the Crime and Cookie Juice Podcast.

That's a cool name, Crime and Cookie Juice the author of the book the case and man you're crazy both of them are out now

And man you're crazy an important book because it's about and there you see it right behind him

about the mental health of law enforcement officers so if you're in law

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