On November 24, 2007, 33 year old Mandy Stokes was seen having an argument with her brother Aaron outside of their shared apartment in Oakland, California. According to Aaron, she later left to run errands, and she was never seen again. Neighbors would later report that the fight had been heated and aggressive and nobody but Aaron actually saw her leave. And after she's reported missing, Aaron refused to let the police search the apartment. All signs point to Aaron as being responsible for Mandy's disappearance, but the authorities lack the evidence to charge him. So what happened? And Where. The Hell. Is Mandy?? Hey, DBs!  A message from the future here! Obsessed with: Disappeared transformed into I Think Not! after we finished recapping all the episodes of Disappeared - and our social media did, too! Follow us @ithinknotpod on Twitter, Instagram and TikTok and check out our website at www.ithinknotpod.com!

Hey, Fam! We're so excited to bring you the new show from the Obsessed Network, "Strange and Unexplained with Daisy Eagan." We've got the first episode here for you in this feed, and two more available right now wherever you get your podcasts. Listen to the first three episodes and follow "Strange and Unexplained with Daisy Eagan" on your favorite podcast player HERE. From Executive Producer Patrick Hinds and the Obsessed Network comes a new podcast about all the weird stuff happening around us. Do you believe in ghosts? How about bigfoot? Do you think it’s strange and fascinating that a 4 year old in Oklahoma could look at a black and white picture of a man from the 1930s and say ‘that was me. Before.” And then provide actual, verifiable details of the man’s life? If so, “Strange and Unexplained With Daisy Eagan” is about to be your new favorite podcast. Daisy is a Tony Award-winning actor, writer, and true crime fanatic. But she’s also a skeptic. Each week She looks at real stories of hauntings, disappearances, UFO encounters, the Bermuda Triangle, near death experiences, and anything else that feels just beyond what we can easily make sense of. She is your guide into the inexplicable details of these stories. But she’s also like, “show me the receipts.”