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Missing Persons

Missing Persons

By: AbJack Entertainment
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At any given time, there are 90,000 missing persons, and that's just in the U.S. This podcast explores some of these cases.Copyright AbJack Entertainment True Crime
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  • Katherine 'Kat' Hammontre
    Nov 8 2025

    Episode 113 Katherine 'Kat' Hammontre

    April, 2019 was a tough month for 68 year old Katherine 'Kat' Hammontre. She had battled liver Cancer, but eventually decided not to seek treatment for it, and to face what came on her own terms. She was looking forward to her one year anniversary with her husband Warren Sundquist and enjoying the life she was living in San Felipe, Baja California, Mexico, where she had moved to in the late 1990s. On April 11, Kat along with her husband, and a group of hikers decided to explore the beautiful area of Cañón del Diablo, or Devils Canyon in the Sierra de San Pedro Mártir National Park, near San Felipe in Baja California. Warren and another man stayed down near the entrance to the trail, while Kat and the other hikers made their way up to see the waterfalls. That day, Kat had brought along her dog; Tootsie. On her way up the trail, Kat, who had injured her foot not long before the outing, stopped to rest on her own with Tootsie while the other hikers finished their climb. She planned to meet the group when they came back down. Later, when the group came back down, there was no sign of Kat or Tootsie. When the group made it down to Warren, he was shocked to find his wife was missing. Extensive searches of the area turned up no signs of Kat or Tootsie, and today, she remains missing. Kat's daughter Desiree, who is our guest in this episode, made her way to the area to join the efforts in finding her mom. She desperately wants to know what happened to her mom, and bring her home so that she can give her a proper farewell.

    If you have information in Kat's case, please contact Mexican authorities; State Civil Protection 686-555-4998 '

    To learn more about Kat's case, visit the Facebook page set up by her daughter Desiree; Katherine is still missing

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    1 hr and 12 mins
  • Ian Rogers
    Oct 25 2025

    Episode 112 Ian Rogers

    39 year old Crawfordville, Florida resident Ian Rogers vanished along with his employer's work truck on August 26,2024. He was presumably headed to a work site but he never arrived. A full examination of Ian's timeline on the day he disappeared has led to even more questions, and there are mysterious clues that to this point, have not led to finding Ian; including grainy surveillance footage of his truck being seen near Tom Brown Park the day he vanished.

    Our guests in this episode, Michael and Alyssa McFarland, hosts of Tragedy - A True Crime Podcast, have covered Ian's case extensively over several episodes. They have spoken to Ian's family, to investigators, and to search experts in an effort to get to the bottom of the mystery. They explore the issues Ian was dealing with leading up to him vanishing as well as the relationships in his life, and they share a lot of their findings with us in this episode. Be sure to check out their podcast.

    Ian Rogers is a White male standing 5ft9 and weighing between 240-250 pounds. He was last seen wearing a Blue long sleeve dry fit shirt, tan cargo shorts, and Brown work boots. Ian's missing work truck is a White 2019 Doge Ram 2500 pickup with Florida plate # RSKU57.

    If you have any information about the disapperance of Ian Rogers, you can contact the Wakulla County Sheriff's department at 850-745-7100.

    Ian's Namus page is here

    Ian's Charley Project page is here

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    1 hr and 8 mins
  • Madison Re'Nea Allen
    Oct 11 2025

    Episode 111 Madison Re'Nea Allen

    Madison Re'Nea Allen, a 32 year old mother of three, was working towards bettering her life after overcoming some struggles, but around November, 2023, she vanished from Zachary, Louisiana. When her mother Lynn Rollins, who is our guest in this episode, didn't hear from Madison, she reported her missing. When it was learned who Madison was living with at the time she vanished, a man named Thomas Morris, a troubling pattern came to light; Morris was connected to multiple cases of endangered women. In one instance, he was arrested in a domestic assault case in which he allegedly tried to strangle someone, and in another instance, he was accused of being involved in human trafficking. Morris's story has changed multiple times, but as of the recording of this episode, he has not been charged in connection with Madison's case.

    Madison Re' Nea Allen is described as a White female, who would now be 34 years old. She stands between 5ft1 and 5ft2, and weighs approximately 115 pounds. She has blonde hair and Blue eyes. She has multiple tattoos including angel wings across her back.

    If you have information about Madison's case, please call the Zachary Police Department 225-654-9393

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    1 hr and 5 mins
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