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Casefile True Crime

Case 264: Andrew Gosden

Oct 21, 2023
Andrew Gosden, a gifted 14-year-old, mysteriously disappeared from his home. The podcast explores his disappearance, the theories surrounding it, and the ongoing search for him. Topics include Andrew's academic achievements, his routine evening, alternative explanations, anniversary and sightings, search efforts, and coping with his family.
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  • Andrew Gosden left home willingly, which was unusual for a gifted teenager from a loving family.
  • Despite extensive searches and investigations, no confirmed sightings or evidence of Andrew's whereabouts have been found.

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Andrew's Disappearance

Andrew Gosden, a gifted and quiet 14-year-old boy, went missing from his home in England on September 14, 2007. He left home without his school uniform, withdrew money from his bank account, and bought a one-way ticket to London. Despite extensive searches and investigations, no confirmed sightings or evidence of his whereabouts have been found in the 16 years since his disappearance. The possibilities of what happened to Andrew range from running away to foul play or even self-harm, but no conclusive answers have been found.

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