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The Missing Truth

The Missing Truth

Von: Elijah Meler
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Apart of Dreadful Media, The Missing Truth is a short-form true crime podcast that dives into strange disappearances, twisted murders, and cases with shocking secrets. Hosted by Elijah, each episode explores one mystery at a time, keeping it simple, suspenseful, and easy to follow. Whether it’s a famous case or one you’ve never heard of, there’s always more to the story.Elijah Meler True Crime
  • The Somerton Man – The Body With No Name
    Jan 26 2026

    When a well‑dressed man was found lifeless on an Australian beach, authorities were left with more questions than answers. No identification. No witnesses. No clear cause of death. And tucked inside his pocket, a cryptic clue that only deepened the mystery.

    For decades, investigators, scientists, and strangers around the world have tried to uncover who he was and why his life ended in silence. This episode unravels a story of secrets, dead ends, and a search for identity that refused to fade.

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    10 Min.
  • The Baby Who Wasn’t Lost - The Disappearance of Delimar Vera
    Nov 22 2025

    When a fire broke out in a Philadelphia home, authorities believed 10-day-old Delimar Vera had died in the flames. But her mother, Luz Cuevas, insisted her baby had been kidnapped. For six years, no one believed her until a chance encounter at a birthday party revealed the truth. This episode unravels a case of maternal instinct, deception, and a reunion no one saw coming.


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    11 Min.
  • Dark Web Hit Gone Wrong - The Murder of Amy Allwine
    Sep 20 2025

    Amy Allwine seemed to have it all, family, faith, and a peaceful life. But when tragedy struck, investigators uncovered something far more disturbing than anyone expected. This episode dives into a case where appearances were deceiving, and the truth was buried deep.


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    17 Min.
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