Locating the Lost Locating the Lost

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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Tonight we are joined by advocate and podcaster Kristen Seavey of Murder, She Told on the missing person case of Reeves K. Johnson. Reeves went missing from Kittery sometime between 4 February 1983 and 21 February 1983. The exact details of his case are hard to pin down as witnesses reported seeing him but often could not say for sure what the dates were.





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Jared Michael McColloch left his home in Marion, Louisiana to visit his family in Salem, Illinois and has not been seen or heard from since. His vehicle was found in Vincennes, Indiana on November 6, 2023 in a remote area immediately over the Indiana/Illinois border close to the Wabash River. The vehicle had his two dogs. ~~Jared was last seen wearing a light blue shirt, his brown Carhartt jacket, faded blue jeans, and dark blue Skechers tennis shoes. -via NAMUS




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Tonight we are joined by House District:87 Representative David Boyer and Jared Pinkham, the Co-Director of Missing in ME. We will discuss the bill they are presenting to be introduced into legislature; LD 838: An Act to Identify the State's Unidentified Human Remains. The bill would essentially provide funding for forensic genealogy testing by Othram Labs for ALL of Maine's unidentified human remains current and future remains.




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