Unfound is a podcast that is now three and a half years old.

It has an interview-based format and concentrates on the facts, not the theories.

Today, and for the fifth time, I will take you back to the beginning then right up to the present as I cover new updates on many of Unfounds cases

I'm at Denzel and this is unfound. I'm going to do.

So, you know,

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and so so so and so and So, What we hope to leave behind in this life before we move to the next one if you believe in that type of thing

are the good works that we've done and how we've affected other people. We hope

that our life wasn't a waste. We pray that the moment we are gone, everyone else doesn't forget about us.

I think this goal is something we all strive to reach.

Yet while we are here, we are all sorts of numbers. Our

age, our weight, our social security number, our address, our phone number. We gauge much of what we do on our

bank account the number of thank yous and congratulations we get. How many people friend us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, like and share

everything we post. Why? Because all those numbers can certainly boost our egos.

Well, in putting together this update episode,

I put together Unfounds numbers.

I thought this was a good time. Due to a viewer on the live show asking me about

older versus newer cases and the age of the disappearances we've covered. Many of

these stats you are about to hear I just discovered within the

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