6 chapters across the catalog
An independent dive team known as Chaos Divers discovered 97 submerged vehicles in the Chicago River while searching for a single missing car. Using sonar technology, the team located piles of mangled cars near the Richard J. Daley boat launch, potentially providing leads for various cold cases and insurance fraud investigations.
Missing Student Riley Strain and National Media Coverage
The disappearance of college student Riley Strain in Nashville, Tennessee, has garnered significant national media attention, including the deployment of the United Cajun Navy. Strain was last seen on surveillance footage stumbling after being asked to leave a downtown bar. The intense focus on this specific case is contrasted with the 600,000 people who go missing in the United States annually, raising questions about how news editors select human interest stories.
Missing WikiLeaks Associate Arjen Kamphuis in Norway
Investigative reporter and WikiLeaks associate Arjen Kamphuis has been missing for several weeks after traveling to Norway. Norwegian police are investigating three hypotheses: an accident, a voluntary disappearance, or a criminal offense. His kayak and some personal items were found floating in the sea, but his whereabouts remain unknown.
Molly Tibbetts Disappearance, Fitbit Digital Footprint
The FBI is investigating the disappearance of University of Iowa student Molly Tibbetts, who went missing while jogging in Brooklyn, Iowa. Investigators are attempting to use her Fitbit data to establish a digital footprint and determine her last known location. The case is currently being treated as a criminal investigation.
Adam Curry addresses his recent self-censorship and provides a personal update regarding his separation from Miss Mickey. He clarifies that Mickey has left Austin and the country following a period of intense Dutch media scrutiny. Curry expresses gratitude toward his daughter for her support during the transition and notes his recent move to downtown Austin.
Authorities are searching for Steven Ivins, a 35-year-old FBI agent working in national security who disappeared from his home in Burbank, California. Law enforcement agencies, including the LA County Sheriff's Department, are investigating the disappearance as a potential suicide, though concerns are raised regarding his knowledge of sensitive information. Ivins was last seen on May 11, 2012, and a search is concentrated in the Verdugo Mountains.
