On June 2, 2018 Jonathan Paul Estes disappeared and he has never been seen or heard from since. Almost 4 years later, his family wants answers. Facebook page -https://www.facebook.com/findjonestes/ Anonymous email- [email protected] Missing In Mississippi email- [email protected]

This week we give you guys updates, or lack there of, in the cases that we have already covered as well as the 27 year old case of Frank Garcia.

As promised in the episode, here are the links to the information provided.

Barb Dunlap- @BarbDunlap7 on Twitter- she gives multiple daily updates on Jessica Stacks

Bring Joey "Big John" Tarver Home facebook link- https://www.facebook.com/whereisjoeytarver

To contact Crystal Garcia- [email protected]. ****Yes we are aware of some laughter in this episode, it is due to script mistakes and is not meant to be insensitive to any family members and we hope we do not offend anyone****

On July 2, 2007 Felecia Cox was reported missing by her family and hasn’t been seen or heard from since. Felecia’s daughter says her mother went missing under suspicious circumstances, follow Staci and Katie as they attempt to make sense of this tragedy.

This week Katie and Staci try to bring awareness to John ‘Joey’ Tarver and Jose Nava. Both men went missing from Mississippi without a trace. ***at the end of each episode we try to leave y’all with clips of the missing person and their favorite songs, this week we had no clips of either gentlemen and only Joey’s favorite song ‘He Stopped Loving Her Today’ by George Jones***

Jessica Nicole Stacks disappeared on Jan 1, 2021. Staci, Katie, Joey and Anna (from Blood Is Thicker; a True Crime Podcast) give you the details of the day Jessica disappeared as well as discuss other details of the case. ***Due to remote recording there are some technical problems with this episode, we apologize for any inconvenience****

After closely following the case of Jessica Stacks, a missing mother in Union County Mississippi, Staci and Katie have been inspired to start a new podcast where they will cover 2 cases of people missing from Mississippi each month.