Disappearance Missing

Examining high-profile cases which remain unsolved, resulting in agony for families of the victims and frustration for the police. The first episode focuses on the case of Lee Boxell, a 15-year-old who disappeared in South London in 1988, never to be seen again. Lee's parents have lived without answers for more than 30 years, and long to know what happened to their teenage son.

Sometimes it takes a nightmare to wake a place like Dahlia View. Lead the investigation into a missing child and discover the dark secret of Dahlia View in this story-driven observational thriller from the creators of The Occupation and Ether One.

Few Australians realise that of the 62,000 Anzac soldiers who died in the Great War, over one-third are still listed as ‘missing’. With no marked graves, the only reminders of their sacrifice are the many names inscribed on ageing war memorials around the world.

America The Beautiful. An Account Of Its Disappearance is the 1968 album (one of two that year) by Gary McFarland on Skye Records. This CD was released by DCC Jazz and remastered by Steve Hoffman in 1991.

Slope: Gradual Disappearance is a 1987 album by Tenko Ueno, who simply goes by her first name, Tenko. The album features guest appearances from Arto Lindsay, Wayne Horvitz and Fred Frith. Originally released by Kinniku-Bijo, this pressing was reissued and remastered in 2001 by Shoh.