Oct 13, 2026 · 1 hr 26 min · 21 segments
A young woman goes missing. There's no body, no murder weapon, no crime scene. Now, follow one mom's crusade for justice. To get ad-free episodes, early access to new true crime podcasts, and…
Ryan Smith
Laura SaxtonGuestPueblo Field Correspondent
Zach HillstromInvestigative Reporter
Deborah RobertsHostLauren ShoreGuestKelsey's RoommateGuestDoug SaxtonGuestKelsey's Former RoommateGuestKelsey's Childhood FriendGuestColby SchellingGuestLiz GilardiVerdict ReporterWorld, I want to leave you better.
I want my life to matter.
What could make me crumble, you know, she would be strong enough to, you know, to stand up to.
I watch the news on TV.
Kelsi Schelling's face is on billboards in Pueblo, and volunteers have combed through the area she was last seen.
Our minds are going to change.
Our minds are going to change.
Our minds.
She's the strongest mom I know, I mean, who fights for their kid like this.
Our minds are going to change.
Our minds.
The pregnant woman who vanished.
Friends and family would get text replies back, but they said that it just didn't quite sound like Kelsi.
This unknown man is seen walking to Kelsi Schelling's car and is seen driving away with the car.
Almost two years after Kelsi's disappearance, a mysterious message giving everyone hope comes through that Help Find Kelsi Facebook page.
When Laura responds, a man emails her saying, "Ma'am, please, your daughter is not dead."
Justice.
World, I want to leave you better.
I want my life to matter.
What could make me crumble, you know, she would be strong enough to, you know, to stand up to.
I watch the news on TV.
Kelsi Schelling's face is on billboards in Pueblo, and volunteers have combed through the area she was last seen.
Our minds are going to change.
Our minds are going to change.
Our minds.
She's the strongest mom I know, I mean, who fights for their kid like this.
Our minds are going to change.
Our minds.
The pregnant woman who vanished.
Friends and family would get text replies back, but they said that it just didn't quite sound like Kelsi.
This unknown man is seen walking to Kelsi Schelling's car and is seen driving away with the car.
Almost two years after Kelsi's disappearance, a mysterious message giving everyone hope comes through that Help Find Kelsi Facebook page.
When Laura responds, a man emails her saying, "Ma'am, please, your daughter is not dead."
Justice.
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