The Amy Bradley Series Is Complete — What's Next for Midnight Mystery Archive and the Archive Podcast Network

The Amy Bradley series is complete. After eight months, thirteen episodes, multiple eyewitness interviews, and a federal grand jury, Part 12.2 was the final chapter. This Monday mini is a chance to step back, say what that series meant, and lay out what's coming next.

First — what's next on the cases. The Bridge Series begins this week with the disappearance of Gina Bos, who vanished in 2000 from Lincoln, Nebraska. Witness Wednesday continues with two guests who know her case from the inside: Ed Densel of the Unfound Podcast, who covered Gina's case in 2016, and Darcia Dodge, a local Lincoln journalist who has covered the case and built a relationship with Gina's sisters. Gina's sister Janelle also founded 411gina.org — an organization that has become a platform not just for Gina's case, but for missing persons advocacy more broadly. After Gina's case, the show goes international — Canada, the UK, Australia — before the fall anchor series on the lies, crimes, and times of Henry Lee Lucas.

Second — something that's been visible on the social media accounts for the past week: the Archive Podcast Network. The network's second show is The Halls of Mediocrity, a new podcast with Kevin's brother Jeff covering athletes whose careers were average and whose criminal lives were anything but. The Halls of Mediocrity launches in mid-July.

And finally — if the Amy Bradley series was the kind of deep, detailed, family-partnered investigation you want more of, the Patreon is how more of that gets made. patreon.com/midnightmysteryarchive — three tiers starting at five dollars a month.

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