What REALLY Happens When Someone Goes Missing in Water - Peter Faulding
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What REALLY Happens When Someone Goes Missing in Water - Peter Faulding
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Peter Faulding is one of the UK’s most experienced search and rescue specialists — and in this episode of the Pocket Sergeant Podcast, he speaks openly about what really happens when people go missing in water.
From serial killer investigations to high-profile missing person cases, Peter explains:
- Why bodies are often missed during police searches
- How sonar actually works (and why it’s misunderstood)
- What officers and investigators should be doing differently
- The reality behind river, lake, and reservoir recoveries
- Why expert advice is sometimes ignored — with devastating consequences
This is a technical, emotional, and controversial conversation that challenges public assumptions and raises serious questions about modern search procedures.
Whether you’re a police officer, investigator, journalist, or member of the public — this episode will change how you think about missing persons and water searches.
Link to Peter's book, What Lies Beneath
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