This is my first post, so I hope I'm doing this right.
Several posters have mentioned wanting to contact Investigation Discovery regarding doing an episode of "Disappeared" on Brian. There is a segment titled "Corporate" in the bottom right hand corner of the home page. If you click on "Viewer Relations", it will take you to another page with FAQ's. The word "here" is underlined in the first paragraph, and it will take you to a web form regarding your inquiry. There, you can select from several options. I believe "programming selection" is the one you would pick for a show idea. You can type in why you think that your idea is relevant and leave contact information if you desire. They will get back to you fairly quickly-I have offered suggestions regarding programming in the past and have heard back within a few days.
I really hope this information is helpful for you all.:fence:
Thank you Renogirl, and that is a super-cute smiley. I really hope that ID does a show on Brian-his brother deserves to know what has happened to him.
He absolutely does. He has been through so much in the past several years. I sure hope he is doing well. Brian's story was the reason I began following missing person cases years ago. I never would've thought he'd still be missing 6 years later.
As much as I would like this to be covered on a show like "Disappeared"- I don't know if they will take it on. Isn't that show usually an hour? This case doesn't have many clues... Still, it is a puzzling and tragic mystery.
Renogirl, I hear ya. Brian's disappearance is one of those that sticks with me. He was a bright young man with an incredible future ahead of him and it all got taken away in what seems like the blink of an eye. His brother not knowing what happened is just awful. He knows exactly where his mom and dad are, and can grieve their losses. He has no concrete answer as to what happened to Brian. I think that would make working through someone's absence all the harder.
Deca, you are right about "Disappeared" being an hour. I had it in my head that it was half an hour for some reason. I too wonder if they'd have enough information for a full hour, but perhaps they could profile another cold case with few clues? It would get two people's information out there, and hopefully provide the answers the families so greatly deserve.
Deca, you are right about "Disappeared" being an hour. I had it in my head that it was half an hour for some reason. I too wonder if they'd have enough information for a full hour, but perhaps they could profile another cold case with few clues? It would get two people's information out there, and hopefully provide the answers the families so greatly deserve.
Another case from the Columbus area, Tony Luzio Jr. comes to mind.
Tony Luzio Jr. disappeared during the early morning hours on July 4, 2005. Brian Shaffer disappeared on April 1, 2006. They disappeared nine months and 15 miles away from each other. Both men had been at a bar with friends prior to their disappearance. And both disappeared near a river.
Both men disappeared with very little clues and have not been heard or seen since their disappearance.