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The fall line returns on January 20th for our 2021 Slate of Episodes. You'll still

hear stories from across the southeast, but for the first time, we'll also be featuring

missing, murdered and unidentified people from all over the United States. These national

cases will be released all year long and will also be bringing you fascinating interviews

with new experts, advocates and investigators like Todd Matthews of the Doe Network. And

some of your favorite guests like forensic anthropologist Dr. Amy Michael are returning

to offer their expertise. This year, we'll cover unsolved cases from Texas, California,

Georgia and beyond. You'll hear a long-form series on a little known Atlanta serial killer,

one who was never caught and who many believe might have been a member of law enforcement.

We'll take a look at more doe cases at the cases of elderly missing persons and you'll

hear from families who have harnessed social media to pursue justice for their loved ones.

We also have some exciting news about new efforts in the Moebrook twins case and how you

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