The Missing

Exploring the poignant theme of missing persons, Andrew O'Hagan delves into personal and societal tragedies, reflecting on his grandfather lost at sea during WWII and the heartbreaking cases of Sandy Davidson, James Bulger, and the victims of Fred and Rosemary West. Through interviews with police, social workers, and families, he seeks to uncover the deeper truths behind these disappearances, examining the lives of the missing and the impact on those left behind. O'Hagan's narrative is marked by passion, eloquence, and a quest for understanding.