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EPISODE · May 9, 2026 · 38 MIN

36 Missing Teens Found In Phoenix / Why Was This Not The Biggest News Story Of The Year

from Injury Report w/The Gerbers · host Ken and Megan Gerber

Ken and Megan open with a story that should have been everywhere but was barely covered. Phoenix law enforcement rescued 36 missing teenagers in just three weeks and almost nobody reported on it. They break down why these kids go missing, who is targeting them, how grooming works online, and why the breakdown of the family unit is at the root of all of it. Megan shares a personal story about a five year old who showed up at her door alone with no way to reach her mother for an entire weekend. They get into the two female teachers caught having a relationship with the star quarterback at Centennial High School and why society treats it completely differently than it would if the genders were reversed. Then a UTV head on collision near Lake Pleasant sends nine people to the hospital and Ken breaks down who is liable when there are no lane markings on a dirt road. They close out with a warning about unlicensed Botox injections happening in people's homes in the valley and why you will never recover a dime if an uninsured unlicensed injector disfigures your face. Plus exciting news about their nonprofit youth center launching a music program for teens in partnership with Alice Cooper's Solid Rock.00:00 - 36 Missing Teens Rescued In Phoenix01:30 - Why Was This Not Headline News03:00 - The Breakdown Of The Family Unit05:00 - Grooming Online And How Kids Go Missing07:00 - Sponsor Message08:00 - Two Teachers Caught With High School Quarterback11:00 - Why Society Treats It Differently When Women Do It13:00 - Everything Is Sexualized And Where Is God16:00 - Porn Addiction And The Dopamine Trap19:00 - UTV Head On Crash At Lake Pleasant21:00 - Who Is Liable On An Unmarked Dirt Road24:00 - E-Bikes On Scottsdale Road And Kids With No Supervision26:00 - UTVs Are More Dangerous Than People Think28:00 - Unlicensed Botox Injections In Phoenix Homes30:00 - Can You Sue An Unlicensed Injector33:00 - Always Ask If They Are Licensed And Insured36:00 - Youth Center Music Program And Alice Cooper Partnership38:00 - Defensive Driving Scholarship Giveaway And Closing

Ken and Megan open with a story that should have been everywhere but was barely covered. Phoenix law enforcement rescued 36 missing teenagers in just three weeks and almost nobody reported on it. They break down why these kids go missing, who is targeting them, how grooming works online, and why the breakdown of the family unit is at the root of all of it. Megan shares a personal story about a five year old who showed up at her door alone with no way to reach her mother for an entire weekend. They get into the two female teachers caught having a relationship with the star quarterback at Centennial High School and why society treats it completely differently than it would if the genders were reversed. Then a UTV head on collision near Lake Pleasant sends nine people to the hospital and Ken breaks down who is liable when there are no lane markings on a dirt road. They close out with a warning about unlicensed Botox injections happening in people's homes in the valley and why you will never recover a dime if an uninsured unlicensed injector disfigures your face. Plus exciting news about their nonprofit youth center launching a music program for teens in partnership with Alice Cooper's Solid Rock.00:00 - 36 Missing Teens Rescued In Phoenix01:30 - Why Was This Not Headline News03:00 - The Breakdown Of The Family Unit05:00 - Grooming Online And How Kids Go Missing07:00 - Sponsor Message08:00 - Two Teachers Caught With High School Quarterback11:00 - Why Society Treats It Differently When Women Do It13:00 - Everything Is Sexualized And Where Is God16:00 - Porn Addiction And The Dopamine Trap19:00 - UTV Head On Crash At Lake Pleasant21:00 - Who Is Liable On An Unmarked Dirt Road24:00 - E-Bikes On Scottsdale Road And Kids With No Supervision26:00 - UTVs Are More Dangerous Than People Think28:00 - Unlicensed Botox Injections In Phoenix Homes30:00 - Can You Sue An Unlicensed Injector33:00 - Always Ask If They Are Licensed And Insured36:00 - Youth Center Music Program And Alice Cooper Partnership38:00 - Defensive Driving Scholarship Giveaway And Closing

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