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Latest Episodes
PRECEDENT: Jacob Wetterling
When Jacob Wetterling went missing in 1989 one of the first thoughts police had, was to track down all the local violent sex offenders in the area to see if they could be potential suspects.
MURDERED: Georgia Leah Moses
A 12-year-old girl slips through the cracks…and exposes them in every system that should have protected her.
MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF: David Glenn Lewis
A man goes missing from Amarillo, TX in 1993. A decade later, the key to finally unlocking one mystery opens a pandora’s box of questions that to this day remain unanswered.
SURVIVED: Chrystul Kizer and Cyntoia Brown from Nashville
When 17-year-old Chrystul Kizer is arrested for first-degree murder in Milwaukee, the investigation uncovers a connection between her and her victim that can’t be ignored.
MISSING: Diane Francis
A woman goes missing, leaving behind little evidence to help figure out when, how, where or why she disappeared.
MISSING: Lauren Dumolo
When Lauren Dumolo disappeared, she left behind a ton of questions, a mystery that keeps unfolding and a family desperately searching for answers.
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