24-year-old Wesley Billingsly was last seen in San Diego, California on June 12, 2018. He was supposed to meet with friends on the following day to help them move, but never arrived.

He hasn't been heard from since.

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A 16-year-old girl in Portland, Maine was shopping before going to a teen dance in September 1971, but vanished in the early evening.

This case will be 50 years unsolved this September, making it Maine's oldest unsolved missing persons case.

Episode Sources: Bangor Daily News, Frankie Stein’s article on the case published in several places online, Lauren Carpenter's great piece on this case for Medium, and Portland Monthly Magazine.

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22-year-old Jamie Fraley of Gastonia, North Carolina disappeared in April 2008 after she told a friend she was getting a ride to the hospital for stomach pains.

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Episode sources: Gaston Gazette, WBTV News, The Charley Project, and The Charlotte Observer.

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Melanie Melanson disappeared following a high school party in rural Boston just 5 days before her 15th birthday.

Despite the confidence of a series of police investigators who have worked the case since, no trace of Melanie has ever been found.

Sources for this episode: The Boston Globe (Ivonne Abraham), ABC News, and the local newspaper The Daily Times-Chronicle.

Anyone with information about the Melanson case can contact local police at 781-933-1212.

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On this episode: Heather and Scott discuss the 2019 film "Wrinkles The Clown" (Hulu), which leads to a conversation of clowns, True Crime, and the media's role in society, among other fun.

Jody was last seen at her boyfriend's house in Kansas City, Missouri on May 23, 1985. She had a small argument with her boyfriend and other friends on the day of her disappearance. Jody left to find a ride home, but was never seen again.

Episode Sources: Kansas City Star, St. Joseph's News-Press, The Daily Journal, and The Kansas City Times as well as websites such as the doe Network, Kansas City Police Department, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, and a few news articles such as Fox 4, and 41 KSHB.

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On the early morning of April 1, 2006, 27-year-old medical student Brian Shaffer was seen on surveillance footage appearing to enter a bar in the college town of Columbus, Ohio.

But Brian was not seen exiting the building, and has never been seen since.

On this episode we're joined by Patreon supporter Nikki, who knew Brian in high school.

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Jaclyn Dowaliby disappeared from inside her family home in 1988. Police responded to an eerie scene: a basement window had been broken, and the front door of the house had been found open that morning. Jaclyn's body was located a few days later, and her father was eventually convicted of her murder.

But there may be more to this case than meets the eye...

This case was brought to our attention by Patreon supporter Cassie! Thanks to Cassie for her time and sharing her thoughts in the episode. You can learn more about Cassie's work on the Paul Modrowski case here: justiceforpaul.org

Episode sources: ABC7 Chicago, Unsolved Mysteries, the Chicago Tribune, the University of Michigan Law School, and CaseText.com, among others.

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In the summer of 2001, two sisters disappeared from downtown Chicago on a Friday morning. The search for 10-year-old Tionda and 3-year-old Diamond became one of the largest missing persons cases in Chicago history.

On this episode we're joined by Patreon guest Cassie, who lives in the Chicagoland area and brought this case to our attention. Thanks to Cassie for her perspective on the case in the episode!

Episode sources: Chicago Tribune, and WLS.

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11 year-old Joshua Jeffries was sleeping in his home when he appears to have been shot by an intruder. He died a short time later, and his case remains open in Portland, Oregon today.

Sources for this episode: Portland Police Department, CBS News, FindAGrave, KOIN News, and Reddit.

Information about this case or any unsolved felony crime may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $2,500.

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