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The Missing Persons Report

The Missing Persons Report

Written by: AC Wilson
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 The Missing Persons Report is a true crime and investigative podcast dedicated to exploring the stories of people who have disappeared without a trace. Each episode examines missing persons cases through detailed timelines, witness accounts, investigative findings, and publicly available information. From recent disappearances to decades-old cold cases, we shine a light on mysteries that remain unsolved and the families still searching for answers. Join us as we uncover forgotten clues, revisit overlooked evidence, and examine the theories surrounding some of the most puzzling disappearances. Through careful research and respectful storytelling, The Missing Persons Report seeks to raise awareness, encourage discussion, and keep these cases in the public eye.

Because every missing person has a story—and every story deserves to be heard.

Disclaimer: The Missing Persons Report is intended for informational and educational purposes only. The podcast discusses criminal investigations, missing persons cases, and related topics using publicly available information, news reports, court records, and other sources believed to be reliable at the time of publication. The views and theories discussed are presented for analysis and discussion and should not be considered factual unless supported by verified evidence. Individuals mentioned in connection with investigations are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. This podcast does not claim to solve cases, provide legal advice, or represent law enforcement agencies. Listeners are encouraged to submit tips directly to the appropriate law enforcement authorities or official missing persons organizations. Out of respect for victims, missing persons, and their families, every effort is made to present information accurately and responsibly. If new information becomes available, corrections or updates may be issued in future episodes. If you have information regarding a missing person featured on this podcast, please contact the appropriate law enforcement agency immediately.Copyright AC Wilson True Crime
Episodes
  • 1998 Cruise Ship Disappearance of Amy Bradley

    1998 Cruise Ship Disappearance of Amy Bradley
    Nov 12 2026
    In March 1998, Amy Lynn Bradley mysteriously vanished during a family vacation aboard a Royal Caribbean cruise ship. Despite an extensive search by the FBI and local authorities, no conclusive evidence regarding her whereabouts has ever been recovered. Her family firmly rejects the possibility of suicide or an accidental fall, instead suspecting foul play or human trafficking. Over the years, numerous unverified sightings have emerged in the Caribbean, keeping public interest alive. This enduring mystery continues to puzzle investigators and inspire true-crime media coverage decades later.

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    40 mins
  • The Disappearance of Britney Wood

    The Disappearance of Britney Wood
    Nov 7 2026
    The episode examines the mysterious 2012 disappearance of Britney Wood, a young Alabama mother whose case evolved into a complex web of family secrets and suspicious deaths. Investigators and family members analyze the events surrounding her departure, focusing heavily on her uncle Donald Holland, who died by suicide shortly after she went missing. The narrative highlights persistent efforts to uncover the truth, including ground-penetrating radar searches at a remote property in Stixs River and allegations of evidence tampering and police negligence. Ultimately, the sources illustrate the prolonged agony of a grieving family seeking closure while navigating dark suspicions of foul play within their own inner circle.

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    47 mins
  • The Biggest Revelations From Netflix’s Natalee Holloway Doc

    The Biggest Revelations From Netflix’s Natalee Holloway Doc
    Nov 4 2026
    The episode details the 2005 disappearance of Natalee Holloway during a high school graduation trip to Aruba and the decades-long quest for justice led by her parents. It outlines how prime suspect Joran van der Sloot evaded murder charges for nearly twenty years despite multiple arrests, false confessions, and attempts to extort the victim's family. While serving a sentence in Peru for an unrelated murder, van der Sloot was extradited to the United States in 2023 to plead guilty to federal extortion and wire fraud charges. As part of this plea deal, he finally confessed to bludgeoning Holloway to death with a cinder block and disposing of her body in the ocean. Although her remains have never been recovered and she was legally declared dead in 2012, her mother has continued legal efforts to seek a formal murder prosecution in the Netherlands.

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    42 mins
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