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Lost Sisters

Hosted by Crysta McHenry · true crime · EN

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About this Podcast:

Lost Sisters is a true crime podcast that honors the lives of missing and murdered women through compassionate storytelling, careful research, and a focus on the people behind the headlines.

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Contact path

Public web form

Booking probability

28%

Guest openness

Selective

80/100
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Questions about Lost Sisters

What is Lost Sisters about?

Lost Sisters is a true crime podcast that honors the lives of missing and murdered women through compassionate storytelling, careful research, and a focus on the people behind the headlines.

Who hosts Lost Sisters?

Lost Sisters is hosted by Crysta McHenry. The show has published 14 episodes to date.

What has Lost Sisters covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Episode 15: Debra Jackson | Orange Socks" (27 October 2026, 19 minutes), "Episode 14: Suzanne Collins | Dreaming of Wings" (20 October 2026, 20 minutes), and "Episode 13: Jeanne Calle | The Prospective Buyer" (13 October 2026, 11 minutes).

How often does Lost Sisters publish?

Lost Sisters publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 18 minutes across 14 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Lost Sisters?

Booking probability for Lost Sisters is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Lost Sisters requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Lost Sisters's contact route on record: public web form.

About the host

Crysta McHenry hosts Lost Sisters, a true crime podcast with 14 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Oct 27, 202619 minS1

    In 1979, a young woman’s body was discovered along Interstate 35 in Georgetown, Texas. She was wearing nothing but a pair of orange knee-high socks, and for decades, no one knew who she was. Known only as “Orange...

  • Oct 20, 202620 minS1

    At just 19 years old, Suzanne Collins had big dreams for her future. A young Marine with her sights set on the Naval Academy, she hoped to become one of the first female Marine fighter pilots. But Suzanne’s life was cut...

  • Oct 13, 202611 minS1

    Eugenia “Jeanne” Calle spent her career working in cancer research before retiring and looking forward to the next chapter of her life. But in February 2009, a meeting with a prospective condo buyer would change...

  • Oct 6, 202626 minS1

    In July 1997, 20-year-old Kelli Cox was a college student and mother to a young daughter when an ordinary day took a terrifying turn. After visiting a local museum with classmates in Denton, Texas, Kelli returned to her...

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  • Sep 22, 202619 minS1

    <p>Three Native women. Three lives, three families, and three stories that deserve to be remembered beyond the circumstances of their disappearance or death.</p><p>This first Lost Sisters collective brings several cases...

  • Sep 15, 202627 minS1

    <p>At just 20 years old, Vanessa Guillén disappeared from Fort Hood, Texas.</p><p>As her family fought for answers, Vanessa’s disappearance gained national attention and raised serious questions about what was happening...

  • Sep 8, 202611 minS1

    <p>Lindsey Barnett was a 37-year-old elementary art teacher and devoted mother of two living in Lakewood, Colorado. When her husband called 911 and claimed Lindsey had taken her own life, investigators quickly realized...

  • Sep 1, 202620 minS1

    <p>In 1976, 20-year-old Jennifer Barton disappeared from Austin, Texas, leaving behind few answers about where she went or what happened to her.</p><p>But Jennifer was not the only young woman to vanish. Two others...

  • Aug 25, 202611 minS1

    <p>At seventeen years old, Genelle Bradford was standing on the edge of adulthood. She had plans, people who loved her, and an entire life still waiting ahead of her. But when she suddenly disappeared from Wilkinsburg...

  • Aug 18, 202612 minS1

    <p>Christie Wilson was murdered on her way home after finishing her shift at a convenience store in Liberty County, Texas, in 1982. More than four decades later, her case remains unsolved.</p>

  • Aug 11, 202626 minS1

    <p>In 1960, 25 year old Irene Garza left her family's home to attend confession at her church in McAllen, Texas. She never returned. Days later, her body was discovered in a nearby irrigation canal, and the...

  • Aug 4, 202615 minS1

    <p>Sara Gilson built a community on social media by sharing glimpses of her everyday life with thousands of followers. In 2026, a viral TikTok thrust her story into the national spotlight for heartbreaking reasons...

  • Jul 28, 202612 minS1

    <p>On a summer morning in 2021, 27-year-old Rajah McQueen disappeared from her Cleveland neighborhood.</p><p>Investigators later revealed new details, identified persons of interest, and asked the public for help, but...

  • Jul 24, 202628 minS1

    <p>In 1994, the disappearance of Darlene Anderson shocked Central Texas. But as investigators dug deeper, they realized her case wasn't an isolated tragedy. Instead, it became part of a much larger investigation into a...

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