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Jeremy Wells, a person known for skin and appearance, involved in bathroom anecdote.

Jess and Rob are property investors from New Zealand who built a property portfolio including a backyard unit and an investment home.

Civil rights leader and activist, involved in civil rights movement.

American football coach and head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers.

Woman who is the object of David's obsession, lives in England, and is involved in the story.

American journalist and reporter for The Wall Street Journal.

John O'Keefe, the individual involved in the incident, discussed in the trial and evidence.

director of the Central Intelligence Agency of the United States

Founder of Passion Struck podcast, focusing on personal growth and connection.

American comedian and television host, known for his late night show and political satire

Jose Mourinho is a Portuguese football manager.

American football player, former NFL wide receiver, known for his time with the New England Patriots.

American media executive and technology journalist, co-founder of Recode and former host of Recode Decode.

A person who was a police officer and victim in the case involving Karen Reid, a suspect in a legal case

Kathleen, the wife of Gilberto Valle, who discovers his online activities.

Former Atlanta mayor and candidate in Georgia's gubernatorial race, previously affiliated with the Democratic Party.

English football commentator and presenter known for his work on football broadcasts.

Kemi Badenoch, British politician and Conservative Member of Parliament.

Ken, Becca's boyfriend, in his late twenties, Asian, with tattoos, and involved in business ventures

Kenny, a person mentioned as creator of WeFarm, a platform for off-grid farmers.

American journalist and senior reporter for Vox's Future Perfect section

American journalist and correspondent for NPR News, based in Washington

Kevin Byard, a professional football player and safety for the Chicago Bears.

American comedian and host of the podcast 'Are You Garbage?'

Kevin Whitelaw, a journalist providing analysis on Iran negotiations.

Kiss is an American rock band formed in New York City in 1973, known for their elaborate stage makeup and performances.

Kyle Brooklyn, a building inspector from Informed Property Inspections in New Zealand.

LaMelo Ball is a professional basketball player for the Charlotte Hornets in the NBA.

American journalist and researcher specializing in historical and political investigations.

American actress and comedian, known for her stand-up and television appearances.

Les Brown, a motivational speaker and mentor.

A classical cellist and pop star who has released an album that topped jazz charts and is known for her diverse musical influences.

Australian rules football player for Carlton, involved in investigation.

Logan Jones, an offensive lineman from Iowa, discussed as a draft prospect.

Lorenzo Meyer, Mexican political analyst and historian.

Spanish football coach and former player, currently managing Spain national team.

Maggie is Molly Bish's mother who dropped her off at Cummins Pond and sought answers about her daughter's disappearance.

Manoush Zomorodi is a host of the TED Radio Hour and interviewer in this podcast episode.

Venezuelan opposition leader and politician.

Mark Jackson, former head coach of the Golden State Warriors, known for his coaching career and mentorship.

Matt Fitzpatrick is the CEO of Invisible Technologies, leading the company's strategic growth and AI initiatives.

British royal family member and former wife of Prince Harry, known for her public appearances and charitable work

Merrick Garland, Attorney General of the United States.

American football player, linebacker for the Green Bay Packers, known for his pass rushing and defensive skills.

American comedian and actor known for his stand-up and television appearances

American actor and singer, known for his roles in various movies and music.

Miguel Diaz-Canel, the president of Cuba, who responded to Trump's warning.

Miguel Vargas, a professional baseball player.

U.S. Vice President during the time of the Lai trial.

A 22-year-old adventure racing enthusiast from Canterbury, New Zealand, known for participating in multi-day expedition races.