
There are more than 280,000 unsolved homicides in the United States. American Military University presents Break the Case, a podcast hosted by members of AMU’s Cold Case Team as they conduct on-the-ground investigations and work to bring resolution to some of these victims and their families. Subscribe to Break the Case. To learn more about AMU, visit AMUonline.com.
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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Genetic genealogy allows officers to compare DNA evidence with public genealogy databases, helping investigators build out family trees and identify relatives of potential suspects. When AMU investigator Jennifer Bucholtz learned that the Port Orchar... more
Port Orchard Detective Andee Walton updates AMU’s team on how evidence testing and investigative genetic genealogy may help identify Linda Malcom's killer.
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Jen Bucholtz recently returned to Port Orchard, Washington to conduct additional on-the-ground investigation and meet with law enforcement officials.
In this episode, hear her observations about Linda’s house and neighborhood at night. Listeners w... more
Renowned cold case investigator Paul Holes, who is credited with identifying the Golden State Killer, met in-person with Jen to discuss Linda Malcom’s case. During his 30 years of investigative experience, Paul said he has never seen a case where the... more
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Mediocre reviews are driven by some unknown background dispute because whether you like the show or not, these are absolutely not amateurs or victim vultures. Exactly the opposite in substance.
Binge worthy, make you feel like you know the victim and feel for their family. They’ve done a great job of bringing cold cases to light.
This podcast is really well done. George and Jennifer put a ton of effort and time into their work on cold cases and it is reflected in the podcast. They present the facts of the case, interview family and friends, and reach out to local law enforcement. All of the information that they are permitted to make public is discussed in the podcast episodes. They also crowdsource (via Facebook groups for each case) in an effort to reach out to people who may have known the victims, live in their town,... more
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