The Seriously Mysterious podcast tells stories of inexplicable disappearances and abnormal occurrences. John Lordan isn't just the host. He's also an ally for victims' families. John has researched hundreds of mysteries and donated thousands of dollars to solving them. He's a YouTube personality who discusses unsolved mysteries on BrainScratch. The host covers resolved crimes on Case Cracked. His show Searchlight helps find answers. John also cohosts the 3 Men and a Mystery and Crime After Crime podcasts.
In shows about missing people, he describes them, lists clues, and shares numbers to call with tips. One podcast episode discusses Mikelle Biggs. She heard the ice cream truck and asked her sister, Kimber, to chase it with her. They couldn't find it. So, Mikelle waited and Kimber went home. When Kimber returned, she found Mikelle's bike on the road. The wheels were spinning at a pace that meant Mikelle had been pedaling fast. Her quarters lay on the ground. Police questioned neighboring sex offenders and Mikelle's father. They charged no one. Two decades later, a diner customer left a dollar with an apparent message from Mikelle. Listeners hear the latest developments.
In another podcast episode, John analyzes Dian Fossey's murder. The renowned primatologist studied and protected Rwandan gorillas. She worked with chimpanzee expert Jane Goodall and wrote Gorillas in the Mist. After a poacher killed a gorilla that Dian named after her uncle, she discussed it on The Tonight Show. Months later, someone murdered the researcher in Africa. Rwandan courts convicted a fellow researcher without a trial. Many believed it wasn't him. Police arrested another suspect who allegedly committed suicide in prison. The Rwandan genocide destroyed police records, leaving questions unanswered. Was the right killer arrested? Was Dian who she appeared to be? The show reveals distressing claims of racism and torture made by her former employees.
John looks for answers, poses theories, and identifies heroes in each Seriously Mysterious case. He approaches mysteries with curiosity but also respect. The host names his contributing sources at the end of each episode. His content is an authoritative resource for those who want answers.
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