Last Seen in the Twilight Zone
Claim This Podcastby Quinn Singer & Allie Stabler
Podcast Overview
<p><span>Our small town carries quite the legacy. But it also carries some dark secrets. Most recently, the locals have been gossiping about the string of disappearances and missing persons reports hitting the headlines. This got us talking AND we started doing some major deep dives on the cases that impacted us the most growing up. We’re sharing real stories about real people living, lost and Last Seen in the Twilight Zone.</span></p> <p><span>Last Seen in the Twilight Zone is an independent podcast and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with CBS Studios Inc., the estate of Rod Serling, or The Twilight Zone television franchise. The use of the term “Twilight Zone” is intended purely for cultural, historical, and geographical context, referencing the hometown of Rod Serling—Binghamton, New York—and the eerie atmosphere the city has inspired. This podcast is a work of investigative storytelling and personal perspective focused on real cases and individuals. All views expressed are our own.</span></p>
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Publishing Since
9/17/2025
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July 13, 2026
The Disappearance of Brandon Williams
32 year old Brandon Williams was last seen on March 5th 2019. It’s always been said that his last sighting was at the Speedway gas station on Route 26N in the town of Maine, NY. He was dropped off in the town of Maine by his parents where he was picked up at that Speedway by a female acquaintance. And while that story has always been widely reported, anyone local who speaks about this case hears that the last place people saw Brandon Williams alive was a party that evening. A party he attended with the female acquaintance that picked him up at the Speedway and other “friends” . It was on March 22nd that Brandon’s parents requested assistance from the police to find their son who they hadn’t or heard from since theyleft him in Maine on March 5th–17 days earlier.
June 29, 2026
Interstate 88: The Murder of Diane Hoppert
In July of 1991, 48-year-old Diane L. Hoppert left her home in Owego, New York, planning to travel east on Interstate 88 toward Albany. She was headed to New York’s capital city to attend a work-related seminar. The route would take her through quiet rural stretches of upstate New York—past towns like Oneonta, Cobleskill, and areas near Howes Cavern and Schenectady. At the time, Interstate 88 was a relatively quiet highway. Long distances separated exits, and in the early 1990s there were no cell phones to quickly call for help if something went wrong. Unfortunately, something did.
June 15, 2026
My Ghost BFF
I lost Robert in 2003, but I never really lost him. I’m sharing my story because I know so many others out there are grieving someone they love. I also that someone out there has been feeling crazy because they can still sense their loved ones with them, long after they’ve passed. To this day, my guardian angels still find a way to have my jaw dropping to the floor. I know others out there have stories similar to mine—I’d love to hear yours! Email us at lastseen607@gmail.com to share it with us! Hope you enjoy.
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- What is Last Seen in the Twilight Zone?
<p><span>Our small town carries quite the legacy. But it also carries some dark secrets. Most recently, the locals have been gossiping about the string of disappearances and missing persons reports hitting the headlines. This got us talking AND we started doing some major deep dives on the cases that impacted us the most growing up. We’re sharing real stories about real people living, lost and Last Seen in the Twilight Zone.</span></p> <p><span>Last Seen in the Twilight Zone is an independent podcast and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with CBS Studios Inc., the estate of Rod Serling, or The Twilight Zone television franchise. The use of the term “Twilight Zone” is intended purely for cultural, historical, and geographical context, referencing the hometown of Rod Serling—Binghamton, New York—and the eerie atmosphere the city has inspired. This podcast is a work of investigative storytelling and personal perspective focused on real cases and individuals. All views expressed are our own.</span></p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
- Does this podcast accept guests?
No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.
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