In this special roundtable episode, we sit down with members of the Cold Case Collective to take a deep, collaborative look at the disappearance of Audrey Herron. Together, we walk through the known timeline, key details of the case, and the evidence that has shaped the investigation over the years.

This conversation explores the many theories surrounding Audrey’s disappearance, from the most widely discussed possibilities to the questions that still linger without answers. We also examine the unique challenges investigators face in long-term missing person cases—aging evidence, shifting leads, limited resources, and the emotional toll on families and communities.

Through thoughtful discussion and shared expertise, this roundtable highlights why Audrey’s case still matters and what it takes to keep cold cases alive in the pursuit of truth and justice.

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In this deeply personal episode, we speak with Mitzie Wilson, one of Audrey Herron’s closest friends. Mitzie takes us back to the days when Audrey wasn’t a missing person case — she was a mother, a friend, a presence in the room.

Mitzie shares intimate memories of their time together, what made Audrey unique, and the moments that now carry a different weight in hindsight. We discuss Audrey’s disappearance, the shock that rippled through their community, Mitzie’s personal theories about what may have happened, and the lasting emotional impact of those first days without answers.

This conversation is raw, reflective, and a powerful reminder that behind every missing person case is a life deeply woven into others.

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In this special short-format update, we bring you a focused five-minute briefing on several cases that continue to weigh heavily on families and communities: Jody Kilgore, Ian Rogers, Cody Haney, Johnathan Hagans, and Michael John Olson. We share the latest developments, where each case stands today, and what listeners need to know right now.

We are also joined by Jeanne Turk, stepmother of Audrey Herron and the person who reported her missing. Jeanne reflects on the earliest moments of Audrey’s disappearance, the emotional toll of the search, and the years spent fighting to keep Audrey’s story alive. Her perspective offers a powerful reminder that behind every case is a family still searching for answers.

These updates may be brief—but the stories, the impact, and the hope for resolution remain as strong as ever.

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Sonsia Elliot, the oldest daughter of missing mother Audrey Herron, joins us to share her firsthand memories of the days before her mother vanished. She recounts the early searches, the hope, the confusion, and the heartbreak that followed. Beyond the case itself, Sonsia reflects on the lasting emotional toll of her mother’s disappearance and what it means to grow up with unanswered questions. Her story adds a crucial and human perspective to a case that continues to haunt so many.

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In this deeply emotional episode, we sit down with Corrina Dedrick as she shares her personal memories of the case and the lasting impact it has had on her life. Corrina speaks openly about the weight of carrying these memories, the emotions that still surface years later, and how the experience shaped who she is today.

This conversation is raw, vulnerable, and honest—offering listeners a rare look at how unresolved cases don’t just affect headlines and timelines, but real people who continue to live with the echoes of what happened. Corrina’s courage in sharing her story reminds us that behind every case are lives forever changed.

Listener discretion advised: This episode contains emotional discussions that may be difficult for some listeners.

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In this powerful and deeply human conversation, we sit down with Bill McIntosh from Adventures With Purpose to discuss the tireless work being done to help families find answers when a loved one goes missing.

Bill shares his personal journey into this work, what drives him to continue showing up case after case, and how purpose — not fame or recognition — fuels every search. We dive into the efforts made during the Audrey Herron case, exploring what went into the search, the challenges faced, and the emotional weight carried by those working behind the scenes.

Beyond a single case, Bill opens up about the broader mission of Adventures With Purpose, the impact their work has on families and communities, and how recovery — even when outcomes are heartbreaking — can bring clarity, dignity, and a form of healing to those left waiting.

This episode is about more than investigations. It’s about compassion, commitment, and the people who refuse to let the missing be forgotten.

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In this episode, we sit down with Marie Parker, a close friend of Audrey May Herron, whose unwavering dedication has helped keep Audrey’s story alive when it might otherwise have faded from public attention.

For years, Marie has spent hundreds of hours reviewing records, retracing timelines, speaking with sources, and examining every available detail surrounding Audrey’s disappearance. Not as a professional investigator, but as a friend who refuses to give up.

Marie shares who Audrey was beyond the headlines, what first compelled her to begin investigating, and why she continues pushing forward with one clear goal: to help bring Audrey home. This conversation is not about rumors or accusations, it’s about persistence, love, and the quiet work of advocacy that often happens behind the scenes.

If you believe cold cases still matter, and that remembering a name can be an act of justice, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

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In this episode, we speak with Maria Hadley, a close friend of Audrey May Herron and a passionate advocate who worked tirelessly to keep Audrey’s name, story, and search alive.

Maria shares what Audrey was like as a person, how their friendship began, and the moments that still stand out years later. She also reflects on the challenges, frustrations, and emotional toll of advocating for answers in a case that has left so many questions unresolved.

This conversation is not about speculation or accusation, it’s about memory, perseverance, and the human impact of a disappearance that continues to matter. Through Maria’s voice, we honor Audrey and the people who refused to let her be forgotten.

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