Without a Trace

Unsolved Disappearances and Mysterious Vanishings

By: Troy Taylor

Narrated by: Charles Huddleston

Without a Trace: Unsolved Disappearances and Mysterious Vanishings

We all love a mystery - but what about a mystery that has no solution? Delve into the shadowy world of unsolved disappearances and people who have vanished without a trace, never to be seen again. Such strange and chilling tales run the gamut of the terrifying and the bizarre and include crime victims, lost explorers, ships vanished at sea, outdoor disappearances, and supernatural mysteries that defy all explanation.

Among these sections you’ll find accounts of America’s Lost Colony, history’s most famous ghost ships, famous figures who vanished into the unknown, the unknown fate of America’s first kidnapping for ransom, a vanished heiress, lighthouse keepers who impossibly disappeared, the killer who escaped the noose - permanently, the Grand Canyon adventurers who were never seen again, the Prohibition lawman’s nephew who was never found, the Ohio sorority girl who never made it home, the abducted housewife who disappeared, the Hollywood starlet who left her family behind, a missing West Point cadet, the babysitter who vanished on Halloween, the missing Texas couple who may have been Russian spies, the little boy who walked away for good in the Smoky Mountains, a missing heiress to a candy empire, a missing TV news reporter, a long distance runner whose run never ended, plus infamous vanishings of figures like Theodosia Burr, Amelia Earhart, Glenn Miller, Judge Crater, Jimmy Hoffa, and far too many more!

Just remember as you listen to these stories, that if these people so easily vanished from the face of the Earth, then it means it could happen to anyone - perhaps even you. You may want to listen to his one with the lights on.

©2020 Troy Taylor (P)2021 Troy Taylor

Good Cases - Some Bad

Yes it is a good book. The author kind of leaves a lot to be desired but the narration is very good. It's good, like 7/10 good

interesting Retelling of the Past

The narrator's voice is rich and mellow. The stories are well written and filled with details.

Author keeps spoiling each story

The author keeps spoiling the stories by giving a summary of each story before he actually tells it. Just tell the story.

the research that went into each case

I like the hard work and dedication that went into the research for the true story of each case. Some cases are bizarre , mind boggling and perplexing and the author has done a superb job of presenting the facts.

Most Freaky

These stories are mindblowing given individually, but knowing that this collection is just the tip of the whole, is what is truly freaky.