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Even a small detail could help move this case forward. Jennifer is a mother, sister, and daughter. Someone knows something.

In Part Two of our ongoing investigation, we take you into the field. Based on intelligence gathered through behavioral profiling, geo-analysis, and pattern-of-life modeling, we identified a high-probability search area and began hands-on search operations.

This episode documents our efforts on the ground, including underwater searches, drone reconnaissance, and LiDAR scanning, to better understand the terrain, water systems, and environmental challenges present where Scotty disappeared.

By seeing the landscape firsthand, we gain critical context. Things like how difficult the area is to access, how visibility changes under vegetation, and how someone on foot could become isolated without leaving obvious traces. These findings continue to shape the direction of the search and inform where attention must be focused next.

As of the publishing of this episode, Scotty remains missing.

If you have information, no matter how small, you can submit a tip anonymously at TheFindMeProject.com. Every detail matters, and your information could help bring answers to Scotty’s family.

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In 2003, surveyors in Blount County, Tennessee uncovered the remains of a young woman near a quiet creek just beyond the Knoxville airport. More than two decades later, she’s still without a name.

In this episode, we bring her story to life through new forensic renderings, DNA and genealogy analysis, and advanced technology that may finally reveal who she was. Join us as we trace her journey, explore the science behind her case, and invite you to help bring her home.

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On June 23, 2022, 37-year-old Scotty Manuel left his parents’ home in Walnut Cove, North Carolina with a fishing pole, a tackle box, and a small American flag. He told his family he was going fishing, something he often did... but this time, he never came back. Witnesses later saw him walking near Baux Mountain Road, looking confused. Despite intensive searches, not a single trace of Scotty has ever been found.
In this episode of The Find Me Podcast, we break down Scotty’s last known movements, his pace of travel, and the environmental conditions that day. We’ll look at what the data tells us about his likely search radius, why awareness for his case remains low, and how you can help. Join us as we activate Scotty’s case, analyze his pattern of life, and work with the community to drive visibility and bring answers to his family.

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The first 24 hours of a missing person case are the most critical, and too many families don’t know where to start. In this episode of The Find Me Podcast, host Mark DeLuca answers live audience questions and delivers a step-by-step guide every family should hear. Learn why you should never wait to report, what details matter most, and how to mobilize your community without hurting the investigation.

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In Part 2 of our deep dive into the disappearance of Gabe Crow, we move beyond the initial timeline and profile into the intelligence gathered since our first episode aired. We examine predictive movement models, overlay critical areas of interest, and discuss new insights from profilers, intelligence specialists, and our Guardian Angel Task Force.

This episode also highlights how advanced technology, drones, mapping, and behavioral analysis is shaping our next steps, including the possibility of a live search in the very mountains where Gabe was last seen.Visit Us Online

On Saturday, May 19, 2018, Nancy Garcia spent the day with her young daughter attending a child’s birthday party in Asheboro, North Carolina. According to friends who saw her that day, Nancy appeared to be in good spirits, enjoying the celebration with no signs of distress or anything unusual.

The following day, Sunday, May 20, 2025 Nancy visited her ex-boyfriend’s home on East Balfour Avenue, where she dropped off their six-month-old daughter. Later that same day, she stopped by his sister’s home and asked if she could help care for the baby. During this conversation, Nancy reportedly explained that she had to leave town urgently due to her mother in Mexico, she claimed, was very sick.

That was the last time anyone saw or heard from Nancy. By Wednesday, May 23, concern grew when Nancy failed to report to work for several consecutive days. A coworker contacted the Asheboro Police Department, prompting a welfare check at her apartment. Authorities found no signs of Nancy, and no evidence of foul play.

When investigators reached out to Nancy’s mother, Maria Garcia, they quickly learned that Nancy had not told her about any plans to travel. In fact, Maria had not been sick and was completely unaware of any emergency. In their last conversation, Maria recalled that Nancy sounded completely normal, cheerful, loving, and in no way distressed.

Despite interviews with those closest to her, including her ex-boyfriend and his family, no concrete leads have emerged. Nancy’s sudden disappearance, conflicting statements, and the absence of any travel records have left her family and community desperate for answers.

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In this gripping episode, we open the case file of Gabe Crow, a young Cherokee artist who vanished without a trace near Asheville, North Carolina on January 27, 2024. We walk through the timeline of his last known movements, analyze law enforcement interactions, and begin building a behavioral and terrain model using data and psychological profiling. Forensic profiler insights help us ask the right questions and our Guardian Angel Task Force is officially activated. The virtual search party is now live. It’s time to find Gabe.

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Before you start gathering intelligence, there’s a code we follow. In this episode, we lay out the essential Rules of Engagement that guide every Find Me search party, virtual or live. From situational awareness and safety to respect for the families and integrity in the field, these rules aren’t just guidelines, they’re a reflection of our mission, our values, and our relentless commitment to doing this the right way.

Whether you’re a Guardian Angel or just stepping into this world, this is where you learn what it truly means to search with purpose.⁠Visit Our Online Platform

In this powerful kickoff episode, we pull back the curtain on the Find Me Project, a revolutionary effort to locate the missing using advanced technology, real-world expertise, and relentless human willpower. Learn how our team of veterans, technologists, and volunteers use AI, OSINT, sonar, drone, scuba diving, surveillance, and psychological profiling to conduct searches that others won’t. If you’ve ever wanted to stand for something bigger, this is your call to action. The mission starts here.

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