Share of analysed episodes per month, Nov 2025 to Oct 2026: 39 of 3,584, 34 of 3,862, 22 of 4,115, 146 of 4,226, 84 of 4,731, 64 of 4,438, 49 of 4,230, 65 of 4,319, 49 of 4,515, 39 of 4,419, 30 of 4,624, 34 of 4,594.
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Episodes on this topic per week, weeks starting Aug 17 to Nov 9 (the last still in progress): 10, 5, 5, 6, 10, 7, 6, 12, 11, 7, 1, 11, 7.
Deviations from normal behavior and unexplained physical evidence indicate that disappearances are likely criminal or foul play.
10 people · 9 episodes
Bailey Sarian argues that Todd Geib was likely murdered because forensic evidence suggests he died long before his body was found in a pond.
“Based off this evidence it strongly points to the possibility that Todd was in fact murdered yet the Michigan police, the Michigan State Police have never reopened the case.”
Bailey Sarian · Aug 2019 · 7 episodes · 57.7M views on this topicThe disappearance of Nolan Wells appears highly suspicious because his phone and keys were returned to the mainland without him.
“His phone was. His keys were. But, Nolan was still somewhere on the island.”
Annie Elise · Jul 2026 · 106 episodes · 44.2M views on this topicThe evidence at the scene, such as Yasmin leaving her glasses behind, indicates that she did not leave her home on her own free will.
“That doesn't sound like someone who left under their own free will because if they did, more than likely they would want to see.”
Derrick Levasseur · Nov 2026 · 93 episodes · 17.4M views on this topicAuthorities and families must act immediately upon a disappearance, as early responses are critical to successful outcomes.
7 people · 7 episodes
She believes that the policy of telling parents that an adult has a right to be missing is problematic in cases where danger is implied.
“And Annette would later say that one officer told her that as an adult, Brandon had quote the right to be missing. But Annette knows her son better than the police do. And as she put it, I'm his mother and I know something was horribly wrong.”
Clues Pod with Morgan Absher & Kaelyn Moore · Sep 2026 · 49 episodes · 9.9M views on this topicThe classification of missing teenagers as runaways can cause people to undervalue the severity of the situation.
“I think that sometimes the word runaway makes people stop looking at a situation as seriously as they should. There's this assumption that the teenager probably just got mad at their parents, wanted some freedom, was being rebellious, or decided they didn't want to follow the rules anymore.”
Hidden True Crime · Nov 2026 · 18 episodes · 1.8M views on this topicThe failure of the authorities to search immediately was the biggest mistake and the most upsetting aspect of the case.
“that's the biggest mistake I think that's that's the most upsetting thing about all of this is that they could have rescued them they easily could have and they could still be here today”
Mile Higher · Nov 2023 · 2 episodes · 1.7M views on this topicMany missing persons cases result from environmental hazards, accidental death, or misadventure rather than malicious abduction.
6 people · 6 episodes
He expresses the view that hikers should follow safety precautions like knowing a route before attempting a difficult trail.
“the thing is though is that race organizers recommend you do this route you know in your own time like a dozen times before you attempt the race Michael didn't he didn't know the route and he had never been up this man before”
That Chapter · Oct 2024 · 2 episodes · 3.5M views on this topicThe speaker believes it is more likely that Summer Wells died from an accident or the elements than that she was abducted and is still alive.
“In my opinion, the chances of that happening are less likely than the possibility that Summer Wells wandered off, became lost, had some kind of an accident, or eventually just succumbed to the rugged Tennessee environment that she loves so much.”
Profiling Evil · Oct 2024 · 4 episodes · 1.5M views on this topicBilly Little Jr. concludes that the evidence in the case of Kiely Rodni supports the finding of accidental drowning.
“I accept that it was an accidental drowning.”
The Interview Room · Oct 2022 · 11 episodes · 258K views on this topicExtracted by a model; may misattribute who said what.
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