Massachusetts Unsolved: Map of the Missing — Live Podcast Recording

Missing. Unsolved. Unidentified. The national missing and unidentified persons system (NAMUS) currently lists 224 open missing persons cases in Massachusetts, with many more unidentified and unclaimed individuals across The Commonwealth. These cases represent real people, real families, and years of unanswered questions. In this live podcast recording, Crime of the Truest Kind host Anngelle Wood returns to Off Cabot for a focused, heartfelt presentation on the stories that still need attention. As a longtime advocate for families of the missing and murdered, she brings context, clarity, and compassion to cases that no longer appear in headlines, and in many instances never did.This live show explores the realities of unresolved cases in Massachusetts, and the ways community awareness and everyday advocacy truly make a difference. These stories don’t fade because they’re solved; they fade because they’re forgotten. Bringing them forward matters.

The evening includes a live Q&A, giving attendees the opportunity to engage directly, ask questions, share cases, and learn how to support advocacy efforts in practical, meaningful ways. Crime of the truest kind podcast Massachusetts & New England crime stories, history, advocacy.

Tickets are $26.00