This weeks episode includes some poetic licence - as it may very well be a coincidence and not a crime to solve at all.

Over the past 30 months, 14 women have been reported as either missing or found in bodies of water, for the most part - Rivers. In all of these cases the police have determined that there is not third party involvement but with the recent case of Rachel Booth making headlines it has caused online communities to ask "Does the UK have a new serial killer?"

This episode brings you the facts only and as always, I ask for listener feedback but as mentioned in the podcast I do want opinions on individual cases so please keep this in mind if you wish to comment.

Warning - this episode refers to suicide and is based at adult audiences.

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In August 1989, Ronald Jack and his family had fallen on hard times due to an injury forcing Ronald to give up work, so when an employment offer at a near by logging camp in British Columbia, Canada, was given to the family they couldn't say no.

Ronald, his wife Doreen and their two sons, Russell and Ryan packed up the car of the stranger who had offered the job in the early hours of 2nd August 1989 and were whisked off to commence their 10-14 days of employment, however, when the family hadn't heard from them by the 25th August, they were reported missing.

36 years on, the Jack family have still not been found nor has the man that offered them the job, the car they were seen packing up or the person who made an anonymous call 7 years on with their location.

Doreen's sister, Marlene, continues to campaign and keep their name alive via social media, fundraising events and memorials, however, still is no closer to where the only full family missing in Canada could be.

Please take some time to look over the social media pages campaigning for answers, I have also added the go fund me link below.

Facebook - Missing Jack Family

Missing Jack Family TikTok

Missing Jack Family Instagram

Missing Jack Family GoFundMe

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This weeks episode is hard hitting, as we talk about Adam - also known as "The Torso In the Thames".

Adam's case is the longest unsolved child murder case for the MET police, and to this day his true identity is still unknown. Although arrests were made and significant leads were discovered in the form of DNA, the police are no closer to knowing who this young boy really is and what happened to him.

Due to the nature of this case, an extra warning has been put in place and listener discretion is advised.

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In May 2008, Brandon Swanson was celebrating completing his certificate at community college by attending some end of year parties.

On his way home, he drove his car into a ditch and called his parents for help - despite being on the phone for 47 minutes, they had been unable to locate him and the call suddenly cut short.

Brandon was never seen or heard from again.

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On a cold January night in 2024, a dog walker found a discarded reusable carrier bag on the junctions of Greenway and High Street South in Newham, London.

When they looked inside, they found a newborn baby wrapped in a white blanket.

However, this story is not a one off much like most abandoned babies, because this baby was a full sibling to two other babies left in close by locations in 2017 and 2019.

On this weeks episode, we cover the story of Harry, Roman and Elsa - the three full siblings who started life in similar circumstances and how the police are still trying to locate their birth parents.

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In March 1988, Deborah Linsley boarded a train to London Victoria on route back to her new home of Edinburgh, Scotland.

However, when the train arrived at Victoria, a British Rail worker found Debbie's bloodied body in the carriage and a murder investigation commenced. Debbie had fought her attacker which had left crucial DNA evidence for the police however to this day, that DNA has never been matched.

To this day, no one has ever been arrested in connection to Debbie's murder.

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