7 episodes
Children of The Void Human Monsters
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- True Crime
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3.8 • 48 Ratings
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A true crime show that examines the dark secrets surrounding cases of missing and murdered children.
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70 Years In The Void: The Boy In The Box
Found badly beaten in a box, Joseph Augustus Zarelli would go unidentified for decades. Even after over 70s years without a name justice still eludes the perpetrator(s).
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Trapped In The Void: The Ongoing Search For Michael Dunahee
On March 24th, 1991, 4-year-old Michael Dunahee was abducted and his whereabouts continue to be a mystery 31 years later.
Please visit the "We Will Never Forget Michael Dunahee" Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/findmichaeldunahee
Also consult www.michaeldunahee.ca for information the case.
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The Abduction of Kyron Horman
Curse the invention of the burner phone.
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Who Murdered Amy Mihaljevic?
She must have looked into the eyes of the devil himself as she drew her last breath.
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What Happened To Baby Kate? Featuring an interview with Tom Rotta.
Baby Kate disappeared in 2011. Nobody knows if she is dead, alive or adopted through the black market.
Michelle Gower and Rachel Telfor interview Tom Rotta, an expert on the case. If you are interested in learning more about it, read Tom‘s articles:
http://ludingtoncitizen.ning.com/groups/group/forum?groupUrl=the-trail-of-baby-kate&id=4689834%3AGroup%3A99197&page=1 -
Caylee Anthony: A Child Is Lost To The Injustice That Will Not Die
This will bring out your inner-Judge Judy.
Customer Reviews
Narration
I find this host to have a very boring voice and like another person commented, I can here everything going on in the background.
Stories are great if not told by “The Visine guy”
Just ewwww
No need to go into graphic detail of sexual abuse of the children. Couldn’t stomach it.
Lots of potential
This show covers deep subject matter which satisfies my curiosities into the darker side of humanity, and makes me feel for all children who are victims of their circumstances. But the production quality leaves something to be desired. In one episode the host is sniffling and clearly needs to blow take a pause to go blow his nose...but instead he lets it continue the entire episode. It sounds like they’re reading from a script. There’s a co-host, apparently, that was never introduced so it’s confusing when all of a sudden another person starts talking. Lots of potential here, they just need to tighten up the production quality quite a bit.