On today's podcast we're going to talk about two identified John and Jane Doe's. It would take more than 40 years in both cases, but they would finally get their names back. Their stories are tragic and in the end it seems that they were both betrayed by someone they trusted.

Instead of a missing person in this podcast we're going to talk about a horrific double murder, the corruption in 1970's Chicago and two prosecutors who wanted justice. Joining me will be one of those prosecutors who has written a book about the case and will give us an inside look.

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Today we're going to talk about 3 elderly couples who were targeted in a vicious way. They were well liked and in the twilight of their life, so who would have wanted them dead?

On the 60th anniversary of their disappearance we're going to talk about 3 young friends who went to the beach to celebrate the 4th of July. Then they vanished. How do 3 people disappear among thousands of people in the middle of a summer day?

A teenage boy decides to skip school and attends a party that night. But he doesn't return home. It would take almost a week to find out where he was, but the details of that night and what happened to him are still cloaked in mystery almost 45 years later.

Two college students, in different Ohio colleges, disappear from their dorm room late at night never to be seen again. There are few clues and leads over the years and no trace of them has ever been found. What happened?

A young woman suffers a traumatic event but eventually recovers and is doing well in her life. But soon her strange behavior will culminate in another traumatic event. This time however, more than 30 years later, we're still trying to find her.

When a young man embarks on a cross country journey to attend college, he is optimistic about his future. However, a simple gesture of kindness would soon turn into a nightmare for him and his family that we are still trying to figure out almost 40 years later.