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Chronicling Unexplained Disappearances in Americas Wilderness. Chronicling Unexplained Disappearances in Americas Wilderness
08/16/2026
Life update!
Hey friends!
Quick life update that will impact the podcast schedule in September.
As many of you know, my wife and I were expecting our third child in early November. Well, little Isaac was apparently a little too excited to meet everyone and decided to make his debut about 2½ months early.
The good news is he’s doing great, and Mom is recovering well. We do, however, have a long road ahead of us, with Isaac expected to spend roughly nine weeks in the NICU while he continues to grow and get stronger.
We had already planned to take August off and return to the studio in September, but that timeline is going to be pushed back by a few weeks while we focus on our family and settle into this unexpected new normal.
Thankfully, Joe and I prerecorded a supporter-only episode a few weeks ago that will go live tomorrow, and Joe may also get the gang back together for another trivia episode in the meantime.
Once the dust settles a bit, I’m hopeful to be back in the studio before the end of September.
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The team is meticulously comparing dental records and bone DNA. A single car key could be the final piece of evidence to solve this complex puzzle.
Volunteers are actively searching for answers as January 2026 approaches. Local resident Jared Boyce is becoming more and more involved in the persistent efforts.
A grim discovery in a wooded area has SES personnel investigating human remains. The finding raises the heartbreaking possibility they belong to the missing Selene. A pathologist's confirmation later seals this tragic fate.
Driven by a deep need to find answers for Selene's family, Jared Boyce embarked on a solo quest along the Arthur River. His search yielded a profound discovery: two potential human bones.
A focused search is underway along the Arthur River following the discovery of bones. Six specialist officers are now deployed downstream from the initial site, looking for more remains and items.
A deep dive into the evidence, including GPS data and the location of remains, consistently supports a particular theory. The conclusion is clear: misadventure, not foul play, tragically led to the cause of death.
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