Sneha Philip was a promising young doctor who had married her longtime boyfriend in the year 2000. She was also one of the thousands of people reported missing to New York City police on September 11, 2001. While many families were forced to accept the fact that their loved ones likely perished when the twin towers collapsed on that tragic day, Sneha's family was still left wondering, as there was one problem: Sneha was last seen on the evening of September 10.

Catherine Sjoberg was 17 in 1974 and was getting ready to go to her prom on the night of June 4. She took photos with her family and headed out the door. Sadly, this would be the last time her family, or anyone for that matter, would see her again.

In 1970, Edward and Stephania Andrews were a happy couple preparing to retire. They were social and loved getting together with friends. Their story took a strange turn when they drove away from a party in downtown Chicago one Friday evening only to never be seen again. Their vehicle has also never been located. Join Sohaib and I again this week as we discuss this Chicago cold case. 

In 1971, a man identifying himself as Dan Cooper successfully hijacked a Boeing 727 bound for Seattle Washington. He demanded $200,000 in cash and four parachutes. Then, in the darkness of the night, he jumped. Cooper has never been identified and him nor his remains have been located. Join us for a brand new episode as we discuss the mysterious man known as DB Cooper.

Special guest: Sohaib Q

On the early morning of March 8, 2014, Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 disappeared from radar over the South China sea. The routine flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing was anything but, as investigations would reveal the plane made several puzzling turns and continued flying for hours off-course. This episode explores the fact in what is arguably aviation's greatest mystery.