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So I had posted a case late last month that, it turns out, I shouldn’t have posted. I removed him from the database and also from the updates page for August because it turns out the man isn’t missing.
A woman contacted me saying she hadn’t seen or heard from her son in eight years, that his father had died and the son had no idea; she sounded very sad. I asked if i...
So I got emailed an offer from someone who wanted me to put the Charley Project into an “AI podcast generator” to make a podcast out of. I declined politely, but I was actually quite horrified. It seems absolutely dystopian to me. And I am also reminded of that line from Molly Weasley in the Harry Potter series: “Never trust anything that thinks, if you can’t see where it kee...
This week’s featured missing person is Asia Nicole Martin, a 19-year-old woman who disappeared from Hattiesburg, Mississippi on May 27, 2005. She’s black, about 5’1 or 5’2 and 120 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. Her nickname is Nikkie.
This week’s featured missing person is Eduardo Acosta Soriano, who disappeared from Phoenix, Arizona on July 13, 1993, at the age of 25. He’s Hispanic and was born in Mexico, and is about 5’10 and 185-ish pounds, with black hair, brown eyes, a small scar on his rig...
So I read about how a woman has been charged in the presumed death of her baby, who hasn’t been seen since shortly after birth in December 2024. The infant’s missing child alert refers to her as