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Andrew Gosden remains missing.

Andrew has been missing since Friday 14th September, 2007.

Andrew got ready for school, left the house, then circled back, picked up a few of his possessions, bought a one-way ticket to London and never returned home. He was last seen leaving London Kings Cross train station that same day.

His family and loved ones have never once stopped searching for any information, and continue to raise awareness of the facts surrounding his case.

Key Information:

• Needs glasses/contact lenses
• Unique ear ridge
• No passport/bank account
• Speaks quickly/quietly
• Good mental arithmetic

For any pertinent information:

Missing people reference number - 166 000

South Yorkshire Police on 101 quoting incident number 161 of 13 September 2017.

You can also speak to Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

Please take a look at this website created by Andrew's father, Kevin. It contains all information, including age progression photos, description and case details, as well as interviews, blog posts and more.

http://helpustofindandrew.weebly.com/blog/searching-for-andrew-what-to-look-for

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This case is unlike any we've covered before.

The murder was incredibly brutal and callous with a scene that should have been a goldmine for forensic evidence. Thankfully, due to determination of the team involved and a breakthrough due to two good Samaritans spotting something suspicious, key evidence was located and linked back to the murder scene. This case proves just how important the tiny pieces of evidence really are when getting justice for Arash and his family.

#forensicscience #truecrime

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In many ways, this investigation is incredibly different to most that we’ve covered so far. In this case, there’s no man-hunt, no examination of forensic evidence to identify the killer... just a complex investigation to uncover the truth as to why a woman killed her husband of 24 years.

As with any case, we’re going to be covering sensitive topics, but please be aware we are going to be referencing abuse in this episode.

#truecrime #voiceforthevictims #forensicscience

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There is added pressure with this case, as it's an unsolved case and the family are still working tirelessly to find Bethany and work out what happened to her all those years ago...

Bethany's family have specifically asked us to share her story in their plea for justice and answers.

Bethany Markowski has now been missing since 2001 when she disappeared during a weekend visit with her father. She was just 11 years old.

She made her last phone call at 12:12 p.m. on March 4, 2001, pinging a cell tower near Natchez Trace State Park and there has been no trace of her since.

There are many theories as to what may have happened to Bethany but nobody knows the truth. In this episode we provide as many facts about the timeline and events leading up to the disappearance as possible, encouraging people to share the case and spread awareness in the hunt for answers. Just one tip could lead to a breakthrough.

All information and further details about Bethany's case can be found via the following links.

https://bethanymarkowski.com/the-disappearance-of-bethany-markowski/

https://www.facebook.com/BethanyLeanneMarkowski/

#unsolvedcase

#disappearanceofbethanymarkowski

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Without a clear motive or understanding of why this crime occurred, the smallest pieces of evidence provide the biggest breakthroughs in a case.

The murder of Anthony Ibbitson was callous and brutal, and made for a complicated investigation, which relied heavily on CCTV footage to piece the events together, plotting the route of the suspect before finally identifying the offender and getting justice for Anthony and his family.

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Warning - This case deals with multiple references of mental health throughout which may be difficult for viewers. Please watch with that in mind, and take breaks if you need to.

This case all began with a 999 call requesting the help of police, from a dad who believed his son was trying to murder him, and had likely already killed his own mother...

This case shows that unfortunately, some people are murdered by those closest to them, and that some murder cases are incredibly difficult and sensitive to deal with.

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