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Episode 376: When David Cole
Episode 376 of Sword and Scale covers the disappearance of David Cole and the unraveling stories of those closest to him.

A Private Matter, Episode 5
Episode 5 of Bear Brook, 'A Private Matter,' turns to Patty, the wife of a missing man named Jay, as the last source of answers.

An Arrest After 15 Years | The Disappearance of Michelle Parker
True Crime Society examines the 2011 disappearance of Michelle Parker and the October 2026 arrest of Dale Smith Jr. on a murder charge.

A Private Matter, Episode 4
An episode of Bear Brook on the years-long search for Jay, a strange phone call, and why police haven't charged Patty.

The Death of Annie McCann and the Baltimore Police Department
Morning Cup of Murder revisits the 2008 disappearance of Annie McCann and her family's ongoing dispute with police.

Where is Alayna? Part 3: A False Identity, Conflicting Messages
Real Life Real Crime's third episode on the case of Danielle Escue Lea and her missing daughter Alayna covers a false identity and conflicting messages.

Dating a Killer: What Happened to Kelsie Scheilling?
An episode of REAL on how Lauren Suhr befriended, dated, and was proposed to by the prime suspect in the disappearance of pregnant Kelsie Scheilling.

The Disappearance of Jason Landry
Morbid examines the disappearance of Jason Landry, a Texas State University student whose wrecked car was found abandoned with no trace of him nearby.

The Murder of Katrina Smith - October 23 2026
An episode of Morning Cup of Murder covering how Katrina Smith's failure to show up for an interview in 2012 led to a homicide investigation.

A Private Matter, Episode 2
Jay's daughter recalls realizing her father was missing, and police uncover a new detail about the timing of his disappearance.

A Private Matter, Episode 1
A Christmas tree farmer with dementia disappears in rural New Hampshire, and his wife never reports him missing — this Bear Brook episode traces the strangeness that follows.