One of Scotland's Most Notorious Missing Persons Cases — Morning Cup of Murder, podcast-episode
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November 12, 2026

One of Scotland's Most Notorious Missing Persons Cases

Morning Cup of Murder covers the 1976 disappearance of Renee and Andrew MacRae

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About This Episode

HostKorina Biemesderfer
Podcast SeriesMorning Cup of Murder
Duration10 minutes

What is this episode about?

The episode "One of Scotland's Most Notorious Missing Persons Cases - November 12 2026" from Morning Cup of Murder covers the disappearance of Renee MacRae and her young son Andrew, who vanished on November 12th, 1976. The episode frames their disappearance as a case where the absence of the mother and son ultimately uncovered a secret that pointed investigators toward a motive for murder.

This entry sits within the show's recurring focus on Most Notorious Missing Persons cases, episodes that revisit disappearances whose circumstances remain unsettled or whose resolutions took decades to unfold. The description does not go into further detail on the specific secret uncovered or how the case was eventually addressed, keeping the focus tight on the date, the disappearance itself, and the motive it revealed.

Hosts and release

Korina Biemesderfer hosts Morning Cup of Murder, a daily true crime podcast that looks back each day at a criminal case tied to that exact calendar date, drawing from a catalog of more than 2000 episodes. This particular episode runs 10 minutes and was released on November 12th, 2026, continuing the show's format of short, daily revisits to cases connected to the date of release. No platform or listening destination is specified for this episode.

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