Many missing person cases are considered controversial for various reasons. There are often multiple sides to every situation. I’ve encountered this firsthand as I have spoken to families of the missing. There is more than one opinion. There is more than one theory. And often, what one side of the family knows about a person is not what the other knows.
And this brings in controversy.
However, some cases are more controversial than others.
After reporting and researching missing person cases for over four years, I can easily identify a few very controversial cases that stand out above the rest.
For what it’s worth, I don’t mind dealing with the controversy if it’s what I need to do to get these cases exposure.
Let’s keep sharing disappearances and help them get solved.
If there is one question, and one question only, that we all need to be asking about these cases, regardless of what side you are on, is….
Where are they?
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Today, let’s take a look at three cases I covered that I would classify as some of the most controversial.
