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A true crime podcast exploring mysteries, unsolved disappearances, suspicious deaths, and forgotten cases from the places most people overlook. The towns where neighbors wave from their front porches. The communities where people leave their doors unlocked. The places where everyone says the same thing:
"Nothing ever happens here."
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
15 minutes
English
United States
10 episodes
since June 7, 2026
episodic
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We're back after a hiatus to just have a conversation about the cases we've covered, asking questions, and using comparisons to try and determine why cases, and the attention and coverage they receive, are so different.
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Someone knows what happened to Megan.
The question is... will they ever come forward?
Welcome to The Debrief.
If you've listened to the main episode, you already know there are very few publicly available details in Megan Latham's disappearance. And when that's the case, it can be tempting to start filling in the blanks.
Most people think danger comes from dark alleys, abandoned buildings, or strangers in the night. But sometimes, the most unsettling mysteries begin inside the place that's supposed to be the safest—their home. What really happened inside that home in New London?
Special thanks to Kelsey Lovett for…
I break down a theory of the case and am a little more candid about my feelings regarding Allie’s case and Andrew Hummel.
This is The Debrief, where I'll share the details that have stayed with me, the questions I still have, and an exciting announcement.
This is the story of a young man who vanished from a hauntingly historical town where everyone seemed to know everyone else. And yet somehow...No one knows what happened.
Welcome to The Debrief, where I'll share the details that have stayed with me, the questions I still can't answer, and why I believe Gina's story deserves to keep being told.
In this episode, we're examining the case of Gina Dawn Brooks, one of Missouri's most haunting unsolved disappearances. A case that shattered a small community and left investigators chasing a battered station wagon through decades of dead ends.
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