In this episode, we speak with Maria Hadley, a close friend of Audrey May Herron and a passionate advocate who worked tirelessly to keep Audrey’s name, story, and search alive.

Maria shares what Audrey was like as a person, how their friendship began, and the moments that still stand out years later. She also reflects on the challenges, frustrations, and emotional toll of advocating for answers in a case that has left so many questions unresolved.

This conversation is not about speculation or accusation, it’s about memory, perseverance, and the human impact of a disappearance that continues to matter. Through Maria’s voice, we honor Audrey and the people who refused to let her be forgotten.

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Season 2 begins with a careful review of the disappearance of Audrey May Herron. In this episode, we walk through the known facts of the case, the timeline of events, and the publicly available information surrounding her disappearance. As the first case of the new year, this episode sets the tone for the season, focusing on verified details, unanswered questions, and the importance of keeping missing persons cases in the public eye.

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In this Christmas bonus episode, we provide an update on the Ian Rogers case, including discussion of images related to a truck that has been part of public conversation. We explain how those images were located, what can reasonably be understood from them, and where uncertainty remains.

We also address questions surrounding law enforcement actions and communication, while being clear about what is known, what is unconfirmed, and what remains unanswered. This episode is intended to inform, not speculate, and to encourage thoughtful discussion.

As always, we close by thanking the community for their continued engagement, tips, and respectful dialogue. Especially during the holidays, we recognize the importance of keeping these conversations grounded, responsible, and human.

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