Before Anyone Noticed

De: G.J Fene

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

They didn’t vanish in the dark.
They vanished during business hours.

A bell rang. A bus stopped. A door unlocked.
Everything worked the way it was supposed to.

Unaccounted For is a collection of true-crime stories drawn from publicly available cold-case files, each told in the first person by the last ordinary witness: a bus driver, a firefighter, a museum worker, a volunteer, an engineer.

In these cases, no alarms failed. No violence was seen. No chaos announced itself.

People disappeared between procedures.

A one-way ticket to a town never reached.
A fire station visitor told to wait.
A callbox activated, and held open, in silence.
A greenhouse locked from the inside, still growing.

Each story remains faithful to documented case facts while dramatized for emotional truth. Names and locations have been changed for privacy, but the unanswered questions remain intact.

This is not a book about killers.
It is a book about timing, systems, and the fragile moments when help almost arrived.

For readers of quiet, devastating true crime, where absence speaks louder than evidence, Unaccounted For reveals how easily someone can vanish without a scream, a witness, or a single broken rule.