James Nutley: The Missing Podcast, Season 5 Episode 3

Discover the case of James Nutley in this gripping podcast series on long-term missing persons. Join the search for answers.

The case of James Nutley, a 21-year-old man who went missing in Hounslow, London, in 2004, remains unsolved. James was last seen leaving his workplace, but he never made it home. Despite extensive investigations and appeals for information, no substantial leads have been found. His family continues to search for answers and is hopeful that someone will come forward with crucial information. The search for James Nutley continues, urging the public to assist in bringing closure to his family and uncovering the truth behind his disappearance.

very moment, more than 100,000 individuals are reported missing, and in the UK alone, someone vanishes every ninety seconds. This supported podcast series, backed by Locate International, focuses specifically on unresolved cases—the long-term missing. Each podcast episode delves deep into the personal stories of these missing individuals, providing an opportunity for listeners to engage, contribute, and help in the quest for answers desired by their families. The belief is steadfast that each case holds the potential for resolution.

Made possible by the support of Locate International and the charity Missing People, The Missing podcast series aims to illuminate the cases of those who have disappeared while offering a glimmer of hope to their families. The production is managed by What’s the Story? Sounds.

You are invited to subscribe, listen, and actively participate in these authentic stories. Through your involvement, these cases may find resolution, ultimately bringing solace and closure to the families who are desperately seeking answers. Together, we have the power to make a meaningful impact on the lives of those affected by long-term missing persons cases.

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