When an Ohio medical student disappears into thin air during a night out, a massive investigation fails to uncover any trace of him.

One of the Midwest's most baffling mysteries is explored in this episode of Last Seen Alive is brought to you by Audible.

This week I finished listening to No Stone Unturned, the true story of the world's premier forensic

investigators. That's the book I told you about last time, where a team of forensic experts

assemble to bury dead pigs in all kinds of secret graves so they can study the process of decay

and use their observations to become the world's foremost experts in locating clandestine or hidden human graves.

I love the pigs.

And let me tell you guys, I was hooked all the way up until the end.

These people have solved some of the toughest murders,

cases that never would have been solved if it wasn't for their unique blend of incredible expertise.

And the way the story is told makes this real-life

tale just as interesting as any crime novel. The book starts with humble pig graves scattered

in the Colorado Mountains and takes you to places as far away as Russia, all in the name

of solving mysteries. It would be a great first listen of the new year for any true crime enthusiast. So,

check out No Stone Unturned by Steve Jackson. It'll keep you entertained and you'll learn new

true crime investigation facts along the way. Plus, go to audible trial.com slash last seen alive

and you'll get a free 30-day audibleible Trial and a free book of your choice.

If you choose No Stone Unturned, you can listen to it on your drive to work like me.

And if you do, at me on Twitter and tell me what you think of the book.

That's audibletrial.com slash Last Seen Alive.

Thanks for listening to Last Seen Alive.

I'm your host, Leah. I'm your host, Scott.

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