Person

British comedian and television presenter, known for her work on The Great British Bake Off.

Melissa Casias, the central figure in the case discussed, is a person involved in a missing persons investigation.

Michael Scaletta-Teates, a man who impersonated a police officer and was arrested for it.

American actor known for intense roles in film and television.

Mike Brown, coach of the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Mike Malone, a professional basketball coach, mentioned as a potential candidate for coaching positions.

Miley Cyrus, a singer and guest on Call Her Daddy, mentioned in relation to Alex's interview.

West Indies cricket player known for his batting and wicketkeeping skills.

Canadian professional ice hockey player, plays for the Montreal Canadiens, known for his scoring and leadership.

Nick Wright, American sports media personality and analyst.

NPR journalist reporting on social security and legal issues.

Nora Porteus is a fictional character in Jessica Anderson's novel 'Tirralira by the River', returning to her childhood home in Brisbane.

Olivia Munn is an American actress and model known for her work in television and film.

Palestinians are the Arab inhabitants of the Palestinian territories, involved in conflict with Israel.

Palmer Luckey is an American entrepreneur and founder of defense company Anduril Industries.

Patrick Dangerfield, a player for Geelong.

Mexican historian and political analyst known for his critical views on historical figures and narratives.

Pedro Sanchez, Prime Minister of Spain, involved in international relations and Arctic discussions.

Australian politician and Minister for Foreign Affairs.

A person involved in the discussion, likely a guest or speaker, mentioned in the context of the book.

Post Malone, a musician, mentioned in the context of a music event.

Prince associated with the Epstein photos

American theologian and pastor known for his teachings on Reformed theology and Christian doctrine

RFK Jr. is Robert F. Kennedy Jr., involved in political and environmental issues.

Rich is a person mentioned in the context of water.

A British entrepreneur and founder of Virgin Group, known for ventures in various industries.

NPR's Ruth Sherlock, journalist reporting from Beirut.

The Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito, a judge involved in cases related to religious displays and the war on Christmas.

English poet and critic, co-author of Lyrical Ballads, associated with Romanticism.

The athlete who broke the world record at the London Marathon

Prime Minister of Pakistan involved in international diplomacy

Canadian professional ice hockey player and former player for the Vancouver Canucks.

American actress and model, known for her role in Euphoria and her fashion influence

The spiritual teacher and founder of Buddhism, who delivered teachings on Nibbana.

Canadian sports journalist and co-host of Canucks Talk on Sportsnet 650.

American football coach and founder of Jenkins Elite, specializing in quarterback training and analysis.

Timothy Busfield, actor known for his roles in television series.

An NBA player and star known for his scoring and assists.

A person, a legendary athlete known for sprinting.

Venus Williams, a professional tennis player from the United States.

American wrestler and entertainer, known for his performances in WWE.

William is a person, the husband of the wife of the prince of England, mentioned in a context of dental appearance.

William Prince is an Indigenous singer-songwriter from Canada, known for his storytelling and musical talent.

A New Zealand politician and Foreign Minister involved in negotiations with the U.S.

Yaroslav Askarov, a professional ice hockey goaltender.

Taiwanese entrepreneur and author known for his books on personal growth and financial literacy.

American researcher and professor specializing in psychology and health at Stanford University.

Amy Morris, a journalist reporting from Washington.

Andre Dickens is the mayor of Atlanta, a city in the United States.

Andrew Sweetman, professor of seafloor ecology at the Scottish Association for Marine Science.