# Helen Brach
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Helen Vorhees Brach (born November 10, 1911 – disappeared February 17, 1977) was an American multimillionaire widow whose wealth had come from marrying into the E. J. Brach & Sons Candy Company fortune; she endowed the Helen V. Brach Foundation to promote animal welfare in 1974.
Brach disappeared on February 17, 1977, and was declared legally dead in May 1984. An investigation into the case uncovered serious criminal activity associated with Chicago horse stable owners including Silas Jayne and Richard Bailey.
Episode Two: The Houseman
Three months after Helen Brach vanished, investigators focused on the last person to see her alive: her longtime houseman, Jack Matlick.
In this episode, we release never-before-heard police recordings from inside Helen’s Glenview estate and exclusive interrogation tapes of Matlick himself.
As dete…
Episode 192: Unfound Live for February 23, 2026
On this episode, Ed has talked about it and now he analyzes the disappearance of Helen Brach, he goes over new developments for Molly Miller and Colt Haynes, Ed has to continue to criticize the coverage of Nancy Guthrie's case, and he covers a bunch of other stuff including . . . the Olympics.
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Episode Three: Legally Dead
Seven years after Helen Brach vanished, the courts must decide what to do with the fortune she left behind. As lawyers inventory her $20 million estate, new questions arise about what really happened in the days after she disappeared.
Meanwhile, a controversial book reshapes public perception of th…
The Candy Heiress Who Vanished and the Mob Behind It
Helen Brach was the wealthy heiress to the Brach candy fortune, living a life of privilege in Chicago. In February 1977, she traveled to the Mayo Clinic for a routine medical visit and was expected to return home shortly afterward. Instead, she vanished.
Her houseman claimed she returned home brie…
Episode 77: A Life of Wealth and Privilege with a Little Bit of Candy and Kidnapping
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Tonight, we tell the story of Helen Brach — candy heiress, socialite, horse enthusiast — and the mystery that still lingers nearly fifty years later.
Was it kidnapping? Was it murder? Or was it something even darker?
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Episode Five: The Golden Tongue
On New Year’s Eve 1976, Helen Brach dances beneath the chandeliers of New York's Waldorf Astoria—just weeks before she vanishes without a trace.
In this episode, the investigation centers on Richard Bailey—a dance instructor turned horse trader who becomes a key figure in the case. Through exclusiv…
Episode Six: The Confidential Informant
This episode contains explicit descriptions of murder and crimes against children.It is intended for mature audiences. Listener discretion advised.A late-night phone call.
A confession.
And potential answers in a decades-old murder investigation.
In this episode, ATF agent John Rotunno recounts the…
The Missing Candy Heiress and the Chicago Horse Mafia
In 1977, candy heiress Helen Brach – one of the richest women in America – vanishes. Detectives consider the many people who might have wanted to get their hands on her money. Ultimately, the primary suspect that emerges is… the Chicago horse mafia.
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LOOKS LIKE HELEN BRACH GOT SOME BAD CANDY
Having no idea that Helen Brach, multimillionaire widow and heiress to her husbands family fortune has been missing since 1974 I became fascinated with her life story. Even though the EJ Brach & Sons confectioners make the egregious product, Candy Corn (neither candy nor corn) every missing person …
LOOKS LIKE HELEN BRACH GOT SOME BAD CANDY
Having no idea that Helen Brach, multimillionaire widow and heiress to her husbands family fortune has been missing since 1974 I became fascinated with her life story. Even though the EJ Brach & Sons confectioners make the egregious product, Candy Corn (neither candy nor corn) every missing person …
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