Hosted by The Find Me Project · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 18 episodes
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Find Me is a mission-driven podcast led by military veterans, technologists, and relentless seekers. Using social networking, AI, advanced tech, sonar, drones, scuba diving, we search for the missing in the most unforgiving terrain. From deep forests to sunken vehicles, this is where adventure meets purpose. Every clue matters. Every life counts. If you’ve ever felt called to stand for something bigger, this is your moment.
The Find Me Project hosts The Find Me Podcast, a true crime show with 18 episodes published.
In this episode, Robert Mahoney, a behavioral threat assessment expert and founder of TVTP Solutions, discusses proactive strategies for preventing violence in schools and communities. He explores systemic coordination i
Show notesMissing person cases involve professionals who can operate in high performance situations. Understanding how to function in this environment is important. That's why we invited Silvia Rizzo onto the podcast. Silvia Rizzo
Show notesRussell Van Brocklen, the Dyslexia Professor, joins us to talk about shifting daily reading frustrations into confident academic wins for students facing dyslexia. Click here to open Russell's free guide The guide descri
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Communications expert Michael Ashford discusses the broken tools of traditional communication, the importance of curiosity, and how to improve conflict resolution and leadership through better understanding and storytell
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She was a mother. A survivor. A woman who fought through everything life threw at her, and never stopped calling her kids. Until May 2021, when Bryanna Rosendo vanished from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania and the silence beg
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Join us as Constance Hastings shares her inspiring journey of faith, her insights on doubt, and the profound meaning of Jesus' trouble and resurrection. Discover how faith can be strengthened through doubt, life's challe
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In this inspiring interview, Wendy Bower shares her profound journey of faith, transformation, and the power of gratitude amidst life's hardships. Discover how her personal experiences with suffering, healing, and divine
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In this episode, Kelly Coulter, a renowned psychic medium and investigator, shares her insights on the role of intuitive and psychic investigations in solving missing person cases. We explore her background, the importan
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This episode features Elva Medina, a licensed professional counselor and therapist. We discuss how to manage anxiety, trauma, and resilience, especially in the context of missing persons cases. She shares practical tools
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Jamekia Shaneice Sabb was just 17 years old when she disappeared from Charlotte, North Carolina on November 22, 2013. More than a decade later, her case remains unresolved. In this episode, The Find Me Project officially
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In Part Two of our ongoing investigation, we take you into the field. Based on intelligence gathered through behavioral profiling, geo-analysis, and pattern-of-life modeling, we identified a high-probability search area
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In 2003, surveyors in Blount County, Tennessee uncovered the remains of a young woman near a quiet creek just beyond the Knoxville airport. More than two decades later, she’s still without a name. In this episode, we bri
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On June 23, 2022, 37-year-old Scotty Manuel left his parents’ home in Walnut Cove, North Carolina with a fishing pole, a tackle box, and a small American flag. He told his family he was going fishing, something he often
Show notesThe first 24 hours of a missing person case are the most critical, and too many families don’t know where to start. In this episode of The Find Me Podcast, host Mark DeLuca answers live audience questions and delivers a
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In Part 2 of our deep dive into the disappearance of Gabe Crow, we move beyond the initial timeline and profile into the intelligence gathered since our first episode aired. We examine predictive movement models, overlay
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On Saturday, May 19, 2018, Nancy Garcia spent the day with her young daughter attending a child’s birthday party in Asheboro, North Carolina. According to friends who saw her that day, Nancy appeared to be in good spirit
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In this gripping episode, we open the case file of Gabe Crow, a young Cherokee artist who vanished without a trace near Asheville, North Carolina on January 27, 2024. We walk through the timeline of his last known moveme
Show notesBefore you start gathering intelligence, there’s a code we follow. In this episode, we lay out the essential Rules of Engagement that guide every Find Me search party, virtual or live. From situational awareness and safe
Show notesIn this powerful kickoff episode, we pull back the curtain on the Find Me Project, a revolutionary effort to locate the missing using advanced technology, real-world expertise, and relentless human willpower. Learn how o
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