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 1500 people go missing every day in the US alone. When you expand that to the world, it's estimated that around 8 million children go missing every year. The numbers are staggering, but fortunately, a large percentage of such people are found. But why do people disappear? What circumstances lead them down this path? Take a step forward with the new Netflix docuseries, Missing: Dead or Alive. The four episodes on offer are conveniently divided into four separate cases, with a format that plays on the idea of being a fly on the wall as these investigators work to try and solve cases. We follow two predominant researchers, Vicki Rains and J.P. Smith, while searching for leads, questioning key witnesses, reviewing audio and video images, and physically verifying the locations. At times, the show feels like a cable TV crime drama, with some scenes in particular feeling staged. What are the odds that a camera crew will be in the house when a family receives good news from key investigat...