Lost Children of the Alleghenies

Lindsay and Madison discuss the Lost Children of the Alleghenies, as well as why you should trust your gut, that you should explore all possibilities when conducting a search and rescue, and how heartbreaking unsolved mysteries can be.

Information pulled from the following sources:

• 2022 Grunge article by Jean Mendoza
• 2022 Uncovering PA article by Jim Cheney
• 2021 The Lineup article by Orrin Grey
• 2016 Daily American article by Dave Hurst
• 1956 Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph article by A.L. Ling
• 1906 The Searchlight article
• Atlas Obscura
• PA Bucketlist article by Rusty Glessner
• Pennsylvania Mountains of Attractions
• Wikipedia
• Wikitree

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