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Crime and murder run rampant in our world. Many cases are solved while others leave criminals patrolling the streets, selecting their next target. Could it be you? Oh, don't be silly. Of course, it could!

Podcast · By You're Next with Emilio Ybarra and Brooke Bovier · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Jul 28, 2026

    The First 24 Hours (opens the original)

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    When six-year-old Adam Walsh disappeared from a Sears at the Hollywood Mall on July 27, 1981, every minute mattered. But the search began with confusion: conflicting accounts, uncertain timelines, and assumptions that sent attention in the wrong direction. In Episode 2 of You’re Next Season 1, we reconstruct the first 24 hours of the Adam Walsh disappearance. From the toy department to the mall parking lot and beyond, we examine what witnesses remembered, how the store responded, and what Hollyw

  2. Episode · Jul 21, 2026

    The Last Errand (opens the original)

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    On July 27, 1981, six-year-old Adam Walsh walked into a Sears in Hollywood, Florida with his mother. Minutes later, he was gone. In the premiere of You're Next Season 1, we return to the last errand the Walsh family ever ran together: the first minutes of the abduction, the mall security response, the first hours of the search, and John and Revé Walsh before the world knew their names. The Adam Walsh case rewrote how America searches for its missing children. Over six episodes, we follow the inv

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