According to the National Missing Persons Coordination Centre, approximately 35000 Australians are reported missing every year. That’s one person every 15 minutes. More than 95% of these people are found within a week. And 99.5% of all missing persons are eventually found. But what happened to the 1600 people still missing in Australia and have been missing long term. We will discuss some of these cases, from my hometown, this week on Mysteriously Listed.
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Missing Persons: Hometown

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Right now there’s remarkably little regulations in homeschooling. In ten states in the United States, homeschooling is completely unregulated. And in 15 more, parents only have to notify their school district that their kids will be learning at home. There are no minimum educational standards for teachers, no curriculum review, no testing or monitoring to make sure that any education is taking place at all. No one to check if these children are okay. Allowing some parents to hide their crimes. Sometimes fatally.
6 Trinty Jones 5  Kendrick Lee 4 Ariel Sellers 3 Roman Lopez 2 Morgan Moore 1 Timothy Ferguson
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Solved: Homeschooling Horrors

There are 59 missing children listed in the Colorado Bureau of Investigation’s cold case database. And with the 2019 discovery of 12-year-old Jonelle Matthews’s remains 34 years after she went missing from her Greeley home, I feel it’s time to look at some of the children of the CBI database that have puzzled authorities for decades. Colorado’s missing children who vanished without a trace. This week on Mysteriously Listed.
4 Marie Bee 3 Roger Ellison 2 Beth Miller 1 Christopher Harvey
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Missing: Colorado's Missing Children

Tortured artist is a term we have all heard. And musicians are a breed of their own. Drugs, sex and rock and roll as it will. But there are certain mysteries in music that haunt the background of songs or silence between tracks. When it comes to musicians, a bright spotlight can often cast the darkest of shadows. Allowing those involved the greatest ability to hide, escape and, sometimes, disappear forever. 
4 Connie Converse 3 Jim Sullivan 2 Liquorice McKechnie 1 Richey Edwards
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Unsolved: Missing Musicians

True crime has almost become somewhat of a bedtime tale to relax for sleep of a night. Disturbing content pretty much goes with the territory for true crime fans, but there is something about 911 calls that will chill even the most desensitised of listeners. 
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Solved: Disturbing 911 Calls

Investigators look at many methods of evidence to solve a crime. Forensic DNA. Witness testimony. Confessions from the perpetrator. In the cases we will discuss today, it would be the victims themselves that point the finger at their killer. Whether it be through a social media post, a diary entry or other interactions they had before their death. Each one of these victims left behind evidence that helped investigators to find their killer. 
5 Tiana Notice 4 Candace Parchment 3 Annie Kasprzak 2 Bryan Capnerhurst 1 Brittany Gargol
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Missing Persons: Hometown

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