The Missing Persons Report is a true crime and investigative podcast dedicated to exploring the stories of people who have disappeared without a trace. Each episode examines missing persons cases through detailed timelines, witness accounts, investigative findings, and publicly available information. From recent disappearances to decades-old cold cases, we shine a light on mysteries that remain unsolved and the families still searching for answers. Join us as we uncover forgotten clues, revisit overlooked evidence, and examine the theories surrounding some of the most puzzling disappearances. Through careful research and respectful storytelling, The Missing Persons Report seeks to raise awareness, encourage discussion, and keep these cases in the public eye. Because every missing person has a story—and every story deserves to be heard. Disclaimer: The Missing Persons Report is intended for informational and educational purposes only. The podcast discusses criminal investigations, missing persons cases, and related topics using publicly available information, news reports, court records, and other sources believed to be reliable at the time of publication. The views and theories discussed are presented for analysis and discussion and should not be considered factual unless supported by verified evidence. Individuals mentioned in connection with investigations are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. This podcast does not claim to solve cases, provide legal advice, or represent law enforcement agencies. Listeners are encouraged to submit tips directly to the appropriate law enforcement authorities or official missing persons organizations. Out of respect for victims, missing persons, and their families, every effort is made to present information accurately and responsibly. If new information becomes available, corrections or updates may be issued in future episodes. If you have information regarding a missing person featured on this podcast, please contact the appropriate law enforcement agency immediately.
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The Hunt Case: Seeking Justice for Missing Indigenous Women
Sep 12, 202638 min
This episode details the disappearance and tragic death of Kelly Hunt, a 19-year-old Alaska Native woman whose remains were discovered months after she vanished from Anchorage. The episode highlights a profound lack of urgency from law enforcement, prompting dedicated Indigenous advocates to conduct their own investigations and keep the case in the public eye. These activists argue that police failed to interview key witnesses or utilize search resources effectively, reflecting a broader systemic crisis regarding Missing and Murdered Indigenous People. While the Anchorage Police Department maintains that legal limitations and reporting delays hindered their response, the community continues to demand justice and accountability. Ultimately, the source illustrates the persistent fear and danger faced by Native women and the heavy burden placed on grassroots organizers to seek the truth. This episode includes AI-generated content.
The New Orleans Police Department has issued an urgent public alert regarding the disappearance of Denise Henry, a 67-year-old woman last seen in the Seventh District. On August 20, 2026, witnesses reportedly observed her entering an unidentified vehicle with an unknown individual on Bundy Road. Authorities are especially concerned because she was dressed only in a nightgown and lacks access to essential medication. This official notice serves as a "Be on the Lookout" report, providing specific contact details for detectives and the local precinct. Beyond this specific case, the source highlights broader police transparency efforts and community resources available through the department's digital news portal. Individuals with any knowledge of her current location are encouraged to contact investigators immediately to ensure her safe return. This episode includes AI-generated content.
Bloomington Man Missing For 63 Days, Nonprofit Continues Search
Sep 12, 202616 min
This episode details the ongoing search for Colin Campbell, a 42-year-old Bloomington resident who vanished on July 7, 2026. Local law enforcement and the nonprofit Silver Lining of Hope are spearheading the investigation after his last known location was tracked to the Lake Monroe area. Authorities consider his disappearance highly unusual, noting that his vehicle, keys, and wallet were left at his residence while his cell phone activity ceased abruptly. To assist in the difficult terrain, advocates are currently raising funds for underwater search technology to explore the lake's depths. The community continues to seek information from the public, emphasizing that Campbell is an endangered missing person with a family desperate for his return. This episode includes AI-generated content.
Search for Critically Missing Los Angeles Teenager Luisa Lopez
Sep 12, 202632 min
The episode reports on the disappearance of 15-year-old Luisa Amanda Mendieta Lopez, who vanished from South Los Angeles on September 9. Authorities have classified the teenager as critically missing, a designation used when there are significant fears regarding a minor's safety or well-being. Investigators believe she may be traveling toward San Francisco and have released her physical description to aid in the search. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is spearheading the effort and has requested that the public provide any relevant information or anonymous tips. This article highlights the urgent law enforcement response and the specific criteria that elevate a missing person case to a critical status. This episode includes AI-generated content.
Missing Person Pamela Cardenas-Berna: Philadelphia Police Search Alert
Sep 12, 202632 min
This episode is an official bulletin from the Philadelphia Police Department requesting the public’s help in locating Pamela Cardenas-Berna, a resident missing since late August 2026. The alert details her last known location on Mifflin Street and provides a specific physical description of her clothing and footwear to assist in identification. To facilitate the investigation, the document lists contact information for South Detectives and includes various digital forms for submitting anonymous tips. Beyond this specific case, the episode outlines the department's broader public safety resources, such as community service programs and victim support initiatives. Residents are encouraged to use these communication channels to ensure the safety of their neighborhoods and aid in the recovery of missing individuals. This episode includes AI-generated content.
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