In this gripping episode of Vanishing Point, we explore the haunting disappearance of Brandon Swanson, a 20-year-old college student who vanished during a 47-minute phone call with his parents in rural Minnesota.

His car was found. His voice was heard. But Brandon himself was never seen again.

Through chilling details, emotional storytelling, and the lingering questions left behind, this case has become one of the most baffling true crime and missing persons mysteries in modern America.

Was it an accident, foul play, or something no one has yet imagined?

We’ll walk you through the final call, the failed search efforts, the law passed in his name, and why this story still echoes so loudly for investigators, advocates, and the family he left behind.

This episode is for fans of unsolved disappearances, mystery podcasts, and real-life cold cases that refuse to fade.

On Christmas Eve 1945, five children vanished during a mysterious house fire in Fayetteville, West Virginia and were never seen again. In this chilling episode of Vanishing Point, we investigate one of America’s most haunting unsolved mysteries: The Vanishing of the Sodder Children.

Was it a tragic accident — or something more sinister?

From strange sightings, cut phone lines, and missing remains, to unexplained clues, possible abduction, and suspected arson, this case has baffled investigators, true crime researchers, and conspiracy theorists for decades.

Join us as we explore theories of organized crime, child trafficking, political revenge, and the desperate search for truth that consumed the Sodder family.

Featuring in-depth storytelling, historical context, and expert analysis, this episode is a must-listen for fans of true crime podcasts, cold cases, unsolved disappearances, and historical mysteries.

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In one of the most baffling aviation mysteries of the 21st century, a modern jetliner vanished without a trace.

Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 took off on March 8, 2014. It never arrived.

239 people.
No distress call.
No wreckage field.
Just silence.

In this haunting episode of Vanishing Point, we investigate the disappearance of Flight 370—a true crime mystery that defies modern logic. Using satellite data, radar anomalies, and fragments of recovered debris, we trace the final, chilling hours of a Boeing 777 that simply… disappeared.

Was it pilot suicide? Mechanical failure? A hijacking? Or something far stranger?

From deleted flight simulator paths to secret military radar trails, every theory opens a new door—and every answer leads to more questions.

This is more than a plane crash.
This is a vanishing in the age of real-time data.
A case where technology failed, and the ocean kept its secrets.

Join us as we explore a modern true crime enigma that continues to haunt investigators, families, and aviation experts worldwide.

Vanishing Point is a true crime podcast focused on disappearances—real cases, real people, no easy answers. If you’re drawn to unsolved mysteries, missing persons, and the eerie silence that follows, you’ve come to the right place.

In December 1900, three lighthouse keepers vanished without a trace from Eilean Mòr, one of Scotland’s remote Flannan Isles. No distress signal. No bodies. Just a cold meal, a stopped clock, and a light that had gone dark.

Was it a rogue wave? Madness? Or something stranger?

In this haunting premiere of Vanishing Point, we investigate one of maritime history’s most enduring unsolved disappearances. Dive into the mystery of the Flannan Isles Lighthouse—where fact, folklore, and fear collide. From ancient legends to alien theories, this episode explores every angle of a case that continues to baffle historians and obsess storytellers more than a century later.

If you’re drawn to eerie true crime stories, paranormal mysteries, or chilling unsolved vanishings, this one will stay with you.