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Every day, people vanish without a trace. Strange disappearance delves into these chilling true stories, exploring the baffling cases that defy explanation and leave more questions than answers. From unexplained vanishings to missing persons, we meticulously examine the facts, theories, and the enduring mysteries surrounding those who simply disappeared.

Strange disappearance is your daily deep dive into the unknown, offering a compelling blend of investigative journalism and narrative storytelling. We go beyond the headlines to uncover the human element behind each case, respecting the gravity of every missing individual and the impact on their loved ones. Prepare for thought-provoking discussions and unsettling details as we confront the perplexing nature of unexplained disappearances.

New episodes arrive every single day, Monday through Sunday, promptly at 7:00 PM. Each installment provides a fresh perspective on unsolved mysteries and missing persons cases, giving you a consistent source of gripping content. If you're fascinated by true crime, unsolved disappearances, and the dark side of human experience, this podcast is for you.

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  • The Upright Sneaker: How a Single Shoe Broke Tammy's Vanishing

    The Upright Sneaker: How a Single Shoe Broke Tammy's Vanishing
    Oct 10 2026
    The Upright Sneaker: How a Single Shoe Broke Tammy's Vanishing

    A single blue size seven canvas sneaker, lace tied and standing upright in the center of a frost-hardened trail, stopped a dog-walker for nearly a minute and sent a former first responder to call 9-1-1 - could a lone shoe be the key to finding a woman who vanished from a birthday table? The shoe belonged to Tammy Morgan and it became the break that led investigators to an outcome no one expected.

    In this episode, we follow the sequence of events from Tammy Morgan leaving her daughter’s birthday dinner on the night of February 1, 2017, to the discovery of the sneaker on Thornback Nature Trail and the unexpected surveillance lead on County Road 14. How did an upright sneaker and a gas station camera change the course of an eleven-day search?

    Person: Tammy Morgan
    Age: 62
    Date: February 1, 2017
    Location: Granby Circle, Keswick, Fulton County
    Investigator: Detective David Meyer

    - At 8:15 a.m. on a Saturday, a dog-walker named Michael Watson stopped for almost a full minute at a blue canvas sneaker on Thornback Nature Trail.
    - The sneaker was a left foot, size seven, with the lace tied and standing upright.
    - Tammy Morgan disappeared after leaving her daughter Brenda Foley’s birthday dinner on February 1, 2017; her car (a white 2012 Chevrolet Malibu) remained in the driveway with the driver’s door unlocked.
    - Detective David Meyer, a 17-year veteran aged 51, was assigned to the case on February 2 and noted the unlocked car door as a key detail.
    - Five days into the search, gas station footage from County Road 14 at 9:47 p.m. on February 1 showed a white 2012 Chevrolet Malibu heading east; the visible plate digits matched Tammy’s registration but the car in her driveway had never moved.

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    17 min
  • Dry Shoe in a Flooded River: How Susan Jones Vanished

    Dry Shoe in a Flooded River: How Susan Jones Vanished
    Oct 9 2026
    Dry Shoe in a Flooded River: How Susan Jones Vanished

    A dry size seven canvas sneaker was pulled from a river that had been at flood stage for eleven days - a shoe that should have been waterlogged but was completely dry, and a coffee mug with Susan's name left unclaimed behind a diner counter. How did a single ordinary shoe become the thread that tied a missing woman, an unlocked apartment, and a taller driver together?

    In this episode, we tell the sequence of facts recovered by investigators: the last confirmed sighting at Alma's Diner, the empty dish rack in Susan's apartment, the oddly positioned driver's seat in her Honda, and the shoe found on a trotline in the Sutter River - and ask what those facts reveal about where Susan Jones went.

    Person: Susan Jones
    Age: 26
    Last confirmed sighting: Alma's Diner, left at 18:49 on a Tuesday
    Vehicle: 9-year-old silver Honda Civic with broken right mirror
    Investigator: Detective Rhonda Vogel, 11 years in missing persons and homicide

    - The shoe found was a flat black canvas sneaker, size seven, left foot, with a readable department store label.
    - The Sutter River had been in flood stage for eleven days when the dry shoe was retrieved.
    - Susan was last seen leaving Alma's Diner at 18:49 wearing a green quilted parka she habitually took off at home.
    - Susan's apartment front door was unlocked with keys on the kitchen counter and her phone plugged in and charging on the nightstand.
    - The driver's seat in Susan's Civic had been pushed two inches further back than a woman of Susan's height would need.

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    19 min
  • One Shoe, Two Crime Scenes: How Amy Vanished Between Miles

    One Shoe, Two Crime Scenes: How Amy Vanished Between Miles
    Oct 8 2026
    One Shoe, Two Crime Scenes: How Amy Vanished Between Miles

    A single black shoe sat upright on a concrete drainage cap on Stonemill Road, toe pointing north, clean and deliberately placed; eleven miles away Amy’s left shoe lay in a canvas tote on her car’s passenger seat. Amy Riley disappeared after swiping into her office at 9:51 PM on December 12, 2014, her phone went dark at 11:47 PM, and a shopkeeper saw a one-shoed woman buy water at 12:30 AM - so how did two shoes and two locations become the only trail she left?

    In this episode, we follow the timeline and physical traces left by Amy Riley: access logs, her last confirmed text, the library checkout she took out days earlier, the overnight gas station sighting, and the discoveries tied to her coworkers’ vehicles; what connection between a watershed trail guide and an office swipe could close the gap in her last two hours?

    Person: Amy Riley
    Date: December 12-14, 2014
    Location: Stonemill Road interchange and Amy’s parked car (11 miles apart)
    Case: Missing person with split footwear evidence
    Book: Kellner County watershed trail guide (checked out December 11)

    - Amy’s key fob registered entry into the Seneca Building at 9:51 PM on Friday, December 12, but no exit swipe was recorded that night.
    - Amy’s phone stopped sending or receiving signals at 11:47 PM on December 12, leaving a 1 hour 56 minute gap with no digital trace.
    - On Sunday, December 14 at 11:14 AM, Amy sent a text to her trivia group that would later be confirmed as her last message.
    - At approximately 12:30 AM on Saturday, December 13, Roy Spence saw a woman wearing a dark coat and only one shoe buy a bottle of water and a pack of gum, paying cash.
    - On December 11 Amy checked out the Kellner County watershed trail guide from the Doveport Public Library; the due date was December 26 and the book was missing from her apartment, car, and office.

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    18 min
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