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Leann Faulk was a 21 year old from Hyattsville, Maryland. She had 3 siblings and an independent spirit. On November 16, 1985, Leann was out collecting money to get her boyfriend out of jail. Leann got into a car with another man. She was never seen again.
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On this episode, Ed takes a look at the often-covered Elaine Park, he analyzes the famous disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa, Ed tries to explain a mystery in California, and he covers a bunch of other stuff including . . . the Soprano's.
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Devlin Lee Tait was an 18 year old from Lake Odessa, MI. He loved to walk around the neighborhood and play with people’s dogs. On April 21, 2025, Devlin took his daily stroll around town, even being seen on video at a local market. Devlin didn’t return. He was never seen again.
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On this episode, Ed analyzes the 1996 disappearance of Robert Mohney, he follows up on the murder from his hometown, Ed gives his insight into active shooter situations, and he covers a bunch of other stuff including . . . his birthday.
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Back in 2017, this podcast covered the Florida disappearances of twin sisters that at that point, had virtually been forgotten by everyone, including law enforcement. The coverage made a lot of good things happen even though these girls are still missing. Today we revisit the McDaniel sisters case with the orig...