Hello everyone and welcome and welcome

and welcome back to True Crime with Kendall Ray.

Thank you so much for joining me today and if you are new

then welcome I'm so happy to have you here.

So today guys I won't lie.

This is a tough case to discuss.

Anytime we talk about a case that involves children it's really, really hard, but it is also very important. And specifically, we're going to be talking about the case of missing five-year-old, Leanna Warner Warner who disappeared back in 2003 and to this day is still

considered to be missing. However I wanted to talk about it because their family has

remained so hopeful that one day they could even possibly find Leanna or that at the

very least they could get the answers that they so desperately need.

Obviously as time goes on with any case media coverage just kind of dwindles and so I thought it would be a good opportunity to bring this case back into the spotlight a little bit.

But before I get into the details of Leanna's disappearance, I wanted to quickly

take a moment to talk about the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. You guys know that I've been working with

them for a while, raising funds and raising awareness about what they do, and one of the amazing things

that they do specifically to help resolve cases of long-term missing children.

Are there amazing age progressions which have helped in so many cases? I know that I've shared so many of their age progress which have helped in so many cases.

I know that I've shared so many of their age progress

over the years in my coverage,

and you're going to be seeing one of Leanna today.

Nekmeck has a team of forensic artists who age progress

the missing children's faces to show what they

might look like today and increase the likelihood of someone recognizing them as they

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