Locating the Lost Locating the Lost

Diana, a resident of Winterhaven, California, was last seen at her residence that she shared with her girlfriend. The timeline of her disappearance is somewhat uncertain, as her family last heard from her on April 29, 2020, but she may have vanished sometime in early May. What adds to the mystery is that Diana left behind her cellphone, purse, and other personal belongings, and there has been no communication from her since then. Concerned about her sudden absence, her family reported her missing on June 30, 2020 hoping for answers and her safe return.
In the search for clues, investigators have discovered that Diana has a history of traveling between Winterhaven, Yuma in Arizona, and even Mexico. However, despite these known travel patterns, there have been no reported sightings of her in any of these locations since Diana's disappearance. This raises suspicions about the circumstances surrounding Diana's vanishing. Adding to the complexity of the case, Diana has five children who reside with their father in Yuma, further deepening the mystery surrounding Diana's whereabouts.
The disappearance of Diana has prompted both California and Arizona police departments to launch investigations into her case. As of now, the investigation remains unresolved, leaving her family and loved ones in a state of distress and uncertainty. The authorities are diligently working to uncover any leads or evidence that could shed light on Diana's disappearance. The community anxiously awaits any breakthrough that could bring closure to this perplexing and concerning situation.




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Charlie Resh was last seen on May 18, 2021, after being left at a residence belonging to a known drug dealer in Belfast, Maine. He was dressed in a hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans, with a notable scar on his forearm. Additionally, Charlie has a homemade Mickey Mouse tattoo on his left arm and a Grim Reaper tattoo on his right arm. In this segment, we hear from his niece, Madison Resh, sharing insights about her uncle, the details surrounding his vanishing, and updates on her search for her Uncle Charlie.
FMI information on this case visit: https://namus.nij.ojp.gov/case/MP85799




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Bobby Steele, who had been missing since April 11, 2023, was discovered deceased inside a wall of a vacant building located on the 600 block of Delaware Avenue in Wilmington.

Bobby had departed from the residence he shared with his sister in Claymont, intending to meet an acquaintance on Market Street in Wilmington. This was on the same day he had been notified of his approval for a housing voucher through a HUD program, a milestone he had been working towards for over a year. Two hours after leaving his home, he made a phone call to his sister, which would be the last communication between them.
Tonight we are joined by Kelly Canning the sister of Bobby Steele. Police deemed the discovery of Bobby's body inside a wall as unsuspicious, Kelly disagrees. Since her brothers disappearance Kelly has been an advocate and voice to say all missing people matter. When reporting her brother missing (3 weeks after his disappearance) police simply stated he did "not fit their criteria" to fill out a missing person report.




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In July 1970, 3 young men from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia -- Kenny Novak, David Burrows, Terry Burt -- left on a camping trip in the highlands of Cape Breton. How their bodies, having been run over by a train, came to be on tracks in northern Maine remains a deeply nagging question for many people, especially the families of these young men. Given the reason signs of corruption and cover up in Aroostook County Maine, we are going to take another look at this mysterious case. Was this a tragic accident or something more? Tonight we are joined by Lorne Novak the brother of Kenny Novak one of the boys on the tracks.




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Serenity, a resident of the Black Hills Children's Home (BHCH), a treatment center for children with emotional and behavioral problems, was last seen on February 3, 2019, at 10:45 a.m. while playing in the gym with three other children. Two staff members were present, and when one child ran out of the gym, one staff member followed. Unfortunately, Serenity also ran out of the gym, and the remaining staff member stayed behind to watch the other children. The last known sighting of Serenity was at 11:00 a.m. when she was seen walking northbound on south Rockerville Road near the home. Despite the freezing temperatures, she was not wearing a coat. Serenity has not been heard from since. Serenity had a tumultuous early childhood, moving through multiple foster homes after being removed from her biological parents' care as a toddler. Both of her birth parents are currently incarcerated. Chad and KaSandra Dennard then took over her care in May of that year. Serenity's parents have noted that she experienced trauma from her early childhood, leading to frequent runaway attempts and other behavioral issues


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On a cold January night Erik Foote of Washburn, Maine is picked up by police officer Chandler Cole after suffering a mental health episode dressed in only jeans in a t-shirt. According to the family, officer Cole says he dropped Erik off at a hospital. When family reaches out to the hospital they have no record of Erik being there. When questioned again, officer Cole says he "dropped him off at Freshies" a local gas station and sandwich shop. Why would an officer pick up someone in distress, drop him off at a gas station with no coat, no money and no phone?
What really happened on January 30th, 2024, and where is Erick Foote?




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