Clues with Morgan Absher and Kaelyn Moore

Episode: Not Forgotten: Missing Persons February 2026
Podcast: Clues (Crime House Original, powered by PAVE Studios)
Release Date: February 28, 2026

Overview

This episode of Clues is dedicated to raising awareness for missing persons cases discussed throughout February 2026. Hosts Morgan Absher and Kaelyn Moore revisit three cases—Joan Lee Hall, Sherry Corrigal, and Gretchen Eve Fleming—each with distinct circumstances and ongoing searches. The hosts focus on sharing crucial details, keeping the victims’ stories alive, and encouraging listeners to aid in the search for answers. The tone is compassionate, community-driven, and strongly focused on the importance of public attention in missing persons investigations.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

Spotlighted Cases (02:22 – 06:27)

1. Joan Lee Hall (02:52)

• Status: Missing since September 30, 1983 from Warrenton, Oregon.
• Personal Details: Would be 59 years old in 2026; last seen at 2 PM on Main Street; nickname “Joanie.”
• Last Seen Wearing: Green hooded sweatshirt, blue jeans, blue jacket, white and maroon sneakers, blue and white backpack, brown purse.
• Physical Traits: Pierced ears.
• Call to Action: Anyone with information urged to contact Clatsop County Sheriff’s Office at 150-325-2061.

2. Sherry Corrigal (03:54)

• Status: Missing since September 11, 2023 from downtown Nanaimo, British Columbia.
• Personal Details: 5’0”, 90 lbs, blue eyes, red-brown hair, born May 14, 2001.
• Distinctive Tattoos: Moon tattoo (right forearm), spider (upper back), "Jacob/sunflower" (right shoulder).
• Circumstances: Last known location was a parking lot on Franklin Street, Nanaimo; was struggling with addiction at the time.
• Call to Action: Anyone with information should contact Nanaimo RCMP at 250-754-2345.

3. Gretchen Eve Fleming (04:47)

• Status: Missing since December 4, 2022 from Parkersburg, West Virginia.
• Personal Details: 5’2”, 125 lbs, brown hair, brown eyes, born December 24, 1994; 27 years old at disappearance.
• Circumstances: Last seen leaving My Way Lounge downtown Parkersburg; community flyers and reward posters remain active.
• Investigation: A person of interest identified but not charged; FBI involved.
• Call to Action: Contact Parkersburg Police at 304-424-8444 or the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI; tips can be left at tips.fbi.gov.

Memorable Quotes & Moments

• On the importance of community involvement:
  “Here are the cases that we cover in February that we really want to highlight again. Just to bring more awareness and keep getting the word out…”
  — Clues Podcast Host (02:22)

• Reflections on the challenges faced by the missing persons’ families:
  “She has not been seen, used any bank cards, social media, nothing.”
  — Clues Podcast Host, on Sherry Corrigal (03:54)

• Call for public tips—even the smallest ones:
  “Even if they’re not certain of its value, [the public is encouraged] to come forward.”
  — Clues Podcast Co-host, on the Gretchen Fleming case (05:23)

• Engaging the listener community:
  “We are picking a lot of our cases in now, thanks to you guys, listeners commenting on those that are close to your community.”
  — Clues Podcast Host (06:09)

Timestamps for Key Segments

• 02:22 — Introduction to the February missing persons cases spotlight
• 02:52 — Details on the disappearance of Joan Lee Hall
• 03:54 — Spotlight on Sherry Corrigal’s case and personal background
• 04:47 — In-depth look at Gretchen Eve Fleming, investigation updates, how to help
• 06:09 — Hosts thank listeners, describe how cases are suggested by the online community
• 06:27 — Closing reminder to follow the podcast for new cases each week

Notable Community Connection

• The hosts emphasize the ongoing need for public involvement and sharing of stories, actively encouraging audience participation both in suggesting new cases and in circulating information on current ones.

Conclusion

This episode stays true to Clues’ mission of amplifying the stories of missing persons, providing listeners with comprehensive backgrounds, updates, and clear channels for sharing information or providing tips. The emotional undertone—underscored by real stories from impacted families—encourages ongoing awareness and engagement from the audience. Every week, the hosts promise to continue bringing attention to the overlooked and forgotten, hoping for new leads and eventual resolution for the families still searching.

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