Still isolated with the COVID outbreak, the crew pushes forward with research in Lauren's case. This week they continue to showcase the crimes committed against children in the 1980s.

Since the COVID quarantine has the Crew recording remotely, they will dedicate the next couple of episodes to showcase how prevalent child abductions were in the 1980. While they research her case, here are some cold cases that still need answers.

In the continued case of missing Lauren Pico Jackson, there was a nearby mental health facility operating as Pennhurst State School and Hospital that closed less than a year before her disappearance. Could it have been a released patient responsible?

The crew takes us just NW of Philadelphia to Spring City, Pennsylvania. Where in October of 1988 five-year-old Lauren Marie Pico Jackson vanished into thin air. Some claimed the family was involved, others think it was an abduction. To this day, there are still no answers.

There were only a handful of people to see Josh Middleton in the moments before he vanished. One of them happens to be the last one to see Dan House alive too. Secrets are buried with the meth stash.

Rumors fly as years go by without answers. The case of Josh Middleton and Dan House is no different. Amy chats with the Facebook group founder, and the Crew addresses the tall tales surrounding the case.

Former Sheriff, now Arkansas State Rep. Keith Slape offers his take from his time investigating the disappearance of Josh Middleton and the murder of Dan House. Then Josh's sister gives her painful take on her brother vanishing. Amy provides an update as the case is picking up steam!

Set deep in the Ozark National Forrest is small town called Mt. Judea Arkansas. Like most small towns, it holds its secrets closely. Joshua Middleton disappeared the day after his friend was shot to death. Since 2005, Mt. Judea hasn't been the same.

In the tiny town of Harmony Indiana in 1997, young energetic Jennifer Stockrahm was brutally murdered and her body was burned. The Crew heads back to Clay County to keep this cold case in the light. Revenge killing? Domestic? Drug related? Maybe all of the above.

The Iron Mountain Police Department has a suspect in mind they freely share, but keep all other talk under wraps as this is an active investigation. The Crew is happy to share an additional suspect they may have overlooked. The murder of Lisa Mack shouldn't go unsolved. The answers are out there.