Afternoon Binge Stream - Creepy Missing Persons Cases
Oct 14, 2026 · 4 hr 32 min · 86 segments
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36-year-old Jeremiah Foucault left his apartment and headed for his job as a software engineer at Oracle in Bellevue, Washington on July 22, 2015, only to never be seen or heard from again.
Jeremiah grew up in Standish, Michigan, a small town with around 1,400 residents, and graduated from the Standish Sterling Central High School.
In his spare time, Jeremiah enjoyed golfing and snowboarding, and Jeremiah's parents still call the small town home.
On July 22, 2015, Jeremiah phoned his boss at Oracle, telling him that he was coming into the office to get his laptop repaired, but he never arrived.
This was extremely out of character for Jeremiah, with his father, Edward, telling ABC News, it makes no sense.
As the hours passed, his boss waited for Jeremiah to arrive, but that moment never came.
His boss then contacted Jeremiah's family to let them know what was going on and to ask if they had seen him or had contact with him.
His family was shocked to hear that Jeremiah had shown up to work and they, in turn, contacted the police in Seattle.
The Seattle Police Department took Jeremiah's disappearance very seriously from the get-go and began retracing Jeremiah's last known movements.
CCTV cameras showed Jeremiah pulling into the parking garage of his apartment complex at 12.07 a.m. on July 22, 2015.
Later that day, a man matching Jeremiah's description is seen walking down the stairs of the International District bus station.
A close friend of Jeremiah's, Jocelyn Combray, told 213 Fox News, It's nice to see him.
Just as the man approaches the bottom of the stairs and walks toward the tunnel, the footage glitches out.
Once the glitch clears, the man is gone and there are no further sightings of him.
The Seattle police have never publicly confirmed where the man in the footage is indeed Jeremiah
Falk.
Renee Tarchan, Jeremiah's mother, told ABC News, Every day I think that this can't be real, yet every day I wake up and it's real.
36-year-old Jeremiah Foucault left his apartment and headed for his job as a software engineer at Oracle in Bellevue, Washington on July 22, 2015, only to never be seen or heard from again.
Jeremiah grew up in Standish, Michigan, a small town with around 1,400 residents, and graduated from the Standish Sterling Central High School.
In his spare time, Jeremiah enjoyed golfing and snowboarding, and Jeremiah's parents still call the small town home.
On July 22, 2015, Jeremiah phoned his boss at Oracle, telling him that he was coming into the office to get his laptop repaired, but he never arrived.
This was extremely out of character for Jeremiah, with his father, Edward, telling ABC News, it makes no sense.
As the hours passed, his boss waited for Jeremiah to arrive, but that moment never came.
His boss then contacted Jeremiah's family to let them know what was going on and to ask if they had seen him or had contact with him.
His family was shocked to hear that Jeremiah had shown up to work and they, in turn, contacted the police in Seattle.
The Seattle Police Department took Jeremiah's disappearance very seriously from the get-go and began retracing Jeremiah's last known movements.
CCTV cameras showed Jeremiah pulling into the parking garage of his apartment complex at 12.07 a.m. on July 22, 2015.
Later that day, a man matching Jeremiah's description is seen walking down the stairs of the International District bus station.
A close friend of Jeremiah's, Jocelyn Combray, told 213 Fox News, It's nice to see him.
Just as the man approaches the bottom of the stairs and walks toward the tunnel, the footage glitches out.
Once the glitch clears, the man is gone and there are no further sightings of him.
The Seattle police have never publicly confirmed where the man in the footage is indeed Jeremiah
Falk.
Renee Tarchan, Jeremiah's mother, told ABC News, Every day I think that this can't be real, yet every day I wake up and it's real.
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