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Lost

More True Stories from Families of Australian Missing Persons

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Lost

By: Nicole Morris
Narrated by: Nicole Morris
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Summary

Cold cases. Empty chairs. Birthdays marked in absence.

From a blonde Texan backpacker who survived the dangers of 1970s America only to vanish on the NSW mid north coast, to a brilliant computer prodigy who made a frantic 000 call before disappearing on a lonely highway, Morris uncovers cases as baffling as they are heartbreaking.

There is the elderly husband who scaled two fences trying to return to the wife he adored. A ten-year-old Indigenous boy who ran for a train and never made it home. A teenage foster child believed to have been abducted from a Melbourne street. A man lost in remote desert country, leaving messages scratched into red earth. In a rainforest, unidentified remains hang unanswered for decades.

Morris tracks down eyewitnesses who were never formally interviewed, uncovering first-hand accounts unheard for decades. She speaks to parents, children, partners, investigators and searchers. With access to letters, police files and personal testimony, she follows new leads.

Nicole Morris once again shines a light on Australia's long-term missing and invites listeners to remember their names and help bring them home.

©2027 Nicole Morris (P)2027 Bolinda Publishing
Abductions, Kidnapping & Missing Persons True Crime
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