Without a Trace
In this podcast, Gelynn meticulously unpacks the details of unsolved disappearances, diving deep into case files, witness accounts, and possible theories.
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Christi Nichols (opens the original)
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A 22-year-old mother of two who lived in Gothenburg, Nebraska with her husband was last seen alive December 10, 1987, when she left her children at home with a babysitter for an evening out with her husband. Just days before her disappearance, she met with a domestic violence counselor and a divorce attorney, determined to create a safer life for herself and her children. Her family strongly believe she met with foul play, but despite decades of searching, her case remains unsolved.
Anne-Marie Fahey (opens the original)
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Anne‑Marie Fahey grew up in a loving but unstable Delaware family shattered by her mother’s death and her father’s alcoholism, pushing her to rely on friends and her own determination as she excelled in school, earned athletic scholarships, and built a political career that eventually placed her in the governor’s office. Despite her ambition, she struggled with a severe eating disorder worsened by grief, financial strain, and a secret: an increasingly controlling relationship with a powerful att
Phoenix Coldon (opens the original)
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On December 18, 2011, a 23-year-old walked out of her family home, got into her vehicle, backed out of the driveway and was never seen again. Her SUV was found abandoned hours later across state lines with her belongings inside. Investigators uncovered hidden parts of her life: a secret boyfriend, a second cellphone, and an ominous note. Searches, phone records, and later revelations deepened the mystery but produced no answers. Despite alleged sightings and years of investigation, her fate rema
Alexis Patterson (opens the original)
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On May 3rd, 2002, a 7-year-old walked with her stepfather to school, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. When she didn’t come home at her usual time, her mother rushed to her school, only to find out that she was marked absent and never made it to school that day. At first, tips of strange vehicles parked outside the school and a recent attempted kidnapping pointed to a possible abduction but as the investigation continued, authorities uncovered conflicting stories and a history of violence. Decades later,
Tionda and Diamond Bradley (opens the original)
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On a July morning in 2001, two young sisters vanished from their Chicago apartment, leaving behind a handwritten note and a voicemail that would disappear before investigators ever heard it. Their mother had left for work before sunrise, believing the girls were asleep, but the timeline she later gave unraveled into contradictions and a hidden truth that placed the girls unaccounted for the night before. As police launched the largest search in the city’s history, evidence began pointing toward
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