January 17, 2020 was supposed to be special for Amy Bracken of Somerset, PA. She connected online with a gentleman and seemed to hit it off to where they'd meet each other. He did stay one hour away from her, and she needed a ride there.

She got to North Braddock, PA and spent the weekend there. Unfortunately, that was the last place we saw Amy Bracken.

• Who is responsible for her disappearance?
• What is the case's strongest lead?
• What type of person was Amy Bracken?
• Why couldn't she be contacted?

We answer these questions (and more) on this episode of Return To View!

Many thanks to the following for their contribution:

• Tennyse Martin - friend/protégé of Amy Bracken
• Diane Cielo - aunt of Amy Bracken
• Randy Cox - Police Chief: Somerset Borough Police Department

The podcast episode is a companion to the following stories:

• “Amy Bracken:  Family seeks answers about Somerset woman who vanished in North Braddock”
• “Amy Bracken: What happened before, and when, she was reported missing in Allegheny County?” 

It can be found in the Daily American.  

The stories were written by Eric Kieta.

The podcast episode is written | narrated | produced by Cole Johnson.

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He only weighed 47 pounds..

He was trapped in a dungeon-like room as if he was a POW.

He was only 12 years old.

What happened to Max Schollenberger?

Why was he imprisoned the way he was?

Who is Scott Schollenberger, Jr. and Kimberly Maurer

All that ... and more ... on this episode of Return To View.

• Stacy Miller voiceover - Ann Shike
• Dr. Lori Fraiser voicerover - Jo Ciavaglia
• Scott Schollenberger, Jr. voiceover - Wilfredo Otero (Wize El Jefe)
• Kimberly Maurer voiceover - Kaity Assaf

The podcast episode is a companion to the following story:

"Max Schollenberger: Criminal negligence of 12-year-old boy ignites community outrage"

It can be found in the Lebanon Daily News.  

The story was written by Matthew Toth

The podcast episode is written | narrated | produced by Cole Johnson.

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Back in 1970, a taxi driver took a fare and was going to a resort in the Poconos to meet with them.

One hour later, that same taxi driver was found deceased with a bullet in his head by his supervisor only 50 yards from the resort's entrance.

The taxi driver's estranged wife went to find out what happened to him in following a tip roughly two years later. One fatal accident ruled a DUI crushed their five children. They suffered the death of both their parents before they turned 21.

What happened to both John and Madeleine Leonard?

How did the family take the brutal death of their mother and father?

What leads have the police discovered in finding the person/situation responsible for these deaths.

All that ... and more ... on this episode of Return To View.

The podcast episode is a companion to the following story:

"John Leonard: His murder at Buck Hill Inn led to few answers"

It can be found in the Pocono Record.  

The story was written by Hannah Phillips

The podcast episode is written | narrated | produced by Cole Johnson.

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