Michael McDonald-Low has an extensive writing background, having published extreme sports magazines for over twenty-five years. He has also investigated some of the United States' most important and complicated unsolved mysteries - soldiers missing in action. In September 2014, he was selected as the first-ever Southeast Asia Veteran Liaison for the Department of Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency. Specifically, he participated in independent MIA case analysis and review of unresolved ground loss cases in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. His popular non-fiction book, UNACCOUNTED, was the end result of his five-year journey to solve a personal MIA mystery from forty-four years ago.

Dr. Jeremy Senske has been in the mental health field in various professional capacities for twenty years; he is currently a practicing licensed psychologist in Washington State and has been for the past nine years. His professional interests include neuropsychology, psychological testing and evaluations, chronic pain, and counseling treatment intervention.
A native of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, Dr. Senske studied at Northern Michigan University and graduated with a BS in Psychology and a BA in Philosophy. Dr. Senske attended graduate School at Argosy University, Seattle, and achieved a MA in Clinical Psychology and a PsyD in Clinical Psychology.