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In episode XX we hear more from Danner; his thoughts on the voicemail, his take on Rachael seeing Shane on the morning of the 9th, and his where his perspective is at today. Does he still feel suicide is what happened to his Dad on March 9, 2023? Or does he feel differently now that he's heard episodes play out? Tune in as Danner and James delve into these topics and finalize the timeline for March 8-9.

In episode XIX, we follow Shane's final known movements—captured minute by minute through digital footprints. From a seemingly quiet morning to mysterious short-distance pings, an unexplained phone call, and one last piece of recorded information at 10:37a, this data-driven deep dive brings us closer to understanding Shane’s last steps before he vanished. These are the last known traces of Shane Barton.Want to dig deeper into this episode? A visual timeline of Shane’s final movements will be available shortly after release on our free tier of Patreon. Just head to patreon.com/hideandseekpodcast and join at no cost to get access.🕵️♂️ Continue the conversation:➡️ Join the Official Hide and Seek™ Discussion Group on Facebook➡️ Follow James Baysinger Podcast on Facebook➡️ Follow the Hide and Seek™ Facebook page for news and updatesYour support and engagement help keep these cases alive. Thank you for being part of the Hide and Seek™ community.

n this episode, we explore new information in the disappearance of Shane Barton, brought to light through the help of technology. For the first time, we’re able to walk you through the movements of both Shane and Rachael the day before Shane vanished.What you learn in this episode may challenge your perspective—or confirm what you’ve believed all along. Join us as a special member of the team guides us through the timeline that could be key to understanding what really happened to Shane Barton. This, is Project Pulse.

In this episode, James and Sara interview Tad DiBiase, a former federal prosecutor who specializes in no-body homicide cases. DiBiase discusses the challenges of these cases, including the lack of a body, the difficulty in determining when and how the murder occurred, and the vast amount of evidence needed to prosecute. He also explains the importance of circumstantial evidence and the high conviction rate in no-body murder trials.