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In the late 1970s, young girls along the Andes mountain range in Ecuador began to disappear. By 1980, the number of missing girls had reached national crisis proportions. Police feared the girls had been abducted by international child traffickers and sold into domestic and sexual slavery. That was until a vigilant market vendor spotted something out of the ordinary.

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Anonymous Host - narration

Holly Boyd - research, writing

Milly Raso - creative direction

Mike Migas - production, music

Andrew D.B. Joslyn - music

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AR

hearing this man claimed to kill over 300 children: what am I listening to hearing he actually led them to 80 BODIES: WTF am I listening to hearing this man was released early for good behavior: WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK am I listening to hearing this man was released back into society all over again after just three years: WHAT IN THE WORLD OF FUCKS AM I LISTENING TO!!!!!!! hearing this man just disappeared and no one even kept tabs on him while children were continually disappearing AND NOW NO ONE KNOWS WHERE HE IS: .....Casey I think you might have finally broken me with this one

Brock

What the fuck That’s crazy.

Monica

No disrespect but it is Colombia not Columbia. It is an annoyance to always have it mispronounced. Thanks!

Saraneth

I was hoping you would cover this case one day

Miri Dean

Mind blown. 🤯

Keaner

Utterly horrendous, including the wrongs of the justice systems. Kudos to the woman who implored the men in the square to hang onto him! Casefile: please be careful on your wording. An 11-year-old girl selling newspapers solo in a city square is never doing a “labour of love.” This is abject poverty at the family level and child abuse at the societal level.

Emily Moore

This is one of the most insane cases I’ve heard. Casefile once again blows mind completely. Best podcast out there, hands down.

Demi V

I think all those men who thought it was normal for a grownass man to ask 9 year olds for help instead of other grown men had better be watched carefully woth kids as well. At least until they learn common sense.

SalBee

Cheers to that missionary hey.

Mandy G

What an upsetting and infuriating story. Once again, a white Christian missionary swoops in to put their nose where it doesn’t belong. Wonder how she feels now….

Moe

Anyone that murders anyone, specifically kids, should not be eligible for any sort of "good behavior." This is one of the biggest f**k ups I've ever read. And that missionary has blood on her hands.

Daniel

To think that hundreds of children could still be alive if a 'holier than thou' christian missionary had minded her own business. I know these people are too far up on their own asses, but I hope she regretted that every single day of her miserable life. Also, cheers to the president of Ecuador, telling the citizens to trust the justice system, just for that justice system to not give a single shit about releasing the most prolific murderer on history back to the world.

Ali

They should have let the ants get him 🐜🐜🐜