You have an unresolved disappearance.

You've tried billboards, flyers, psychics, private investigators with little or no progress.

Likewise, the searches have failed.

The police aren't responding the way they once did.

Calls go unanswered. Calls go unanswered.

Emails go unanswered.

Requests for information are met with. It's still an ongoing investigation.

After studying over 400 disappearances and interviewing nearly 1,000 family members, I've learned something

important. Most families are more than capable of moving their investigations forward if they

are given the right tools. I met Dunsell the past 10 years, I've analyzed missing persons cases

from all over the world, identifying patterns that are often overlooked by others.

My goal is to help you better understand what is likely happening in your case. Identify productive

next steps. Avoid wasting time and money and bring structure and clarity to an emotionally

overwhelming situation. If you're looking for thoughtful, experienced analysis of your disappearance case,

visit missing persons consulting.com to learn more.

On Monday nights at 9 p.m. Eastern on the Unfound podcast channel on YouTube, yours truly hosts a live show in which I talk about some of my personal life. I discuss recent true crime news and I preview that Friday's episode. But I also take questions from the audience.

Since I know many of you have not yet checked out the live show,

uh-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-t Today, and for the seventh time,

you will get to hear me answer a long list of questions I've received recently and over the past two years.

I'm Ed Dunsell, and this is how I am going to do this.

I have on my screen the questions that I will be answering for this Q and A episode. I have no notes below any of

the questions. So everything you hear, except in the one part where I'm going to have to read off a

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