Lostnfoundpodcast

Today we're going to talk about two different cases of young women who were last seen in cars. The cars were left behind and their disappearances happened in the blink of the eye. Was it an abduction by a stranger or someone they trusted but shouldn't have.

We are going to talk about 4 cases of missing priests. They would all disappear within just a few year span and not far from each other. Are priests being targeted and could these cases be connected?? I will also talk about a surprising update on one of these cases that has not been released publicly yet.

In a span of a few years starting in the late 1960's, young women would go missing and some found murdered after being seen in their cars. In Michigan around the same time, several young women would also be targeted. Could the same serial killer be responsible for multiple murders spanning two states around the same time?

**Patreon link for my monthly episode which also mentions John Norman Collins:

https://www.patreon.com/Lostnfoundpodcast/posts/robison-family-168774284?pr=true

Several women & girls would go missing in the early 1980's in Salem, Oregon. Most were eventually found murdered and some still missing. The city was in a panic and the police had to find out if these were random crimes or if there was a serial killer on the loose.

Today we're going to talk about two tragic cases where two elderly women disappear under strange circumstances. Was their disappearance just a tragic accident or where they targeted because of their vulnerability?

Today we're going to talk about two families who were unaccounted for, but were they really missing? Investigations would finally reveal the truth but it would take decades and those answers would still leave plenty of questions.

On today's podcast we're going to talk about two identified John and Jane Doe's. It would take more than 40 years in both cases, but they would finally get their names back. Their stories are tragic and in the end it seems that they were both betrayed by someone they trusted.

Instead of a missing person in this podcast we're going to talk about a horrific double murder, the corruption in 1970's Chicago and two prosecutors who wanted justice. Joining me will be one of those prosecutors who has written a book about the case and will give us an inside look.

https://26thstreetbooks.com/about-convergence/

Today we're going to talk about 3 elderly couples who were targeted in a vicious way. They were well liked and in the twilight of their life, so who would have wanted them dead?

On the 60th anniversary of their disappearance we're going to talk about 3 young friends who went to the beach to celebrate the 4th of July. Then they vanished. How do 3 people disappear among thousands of people in the middle of a summer day?